This is a comprehensive overview of the airline industry safety statistics, standards and mandates. It covers FAA regulatory structure, development of aircraft technologies, management roles, air transport safety measurement methods - and more. The book is structured upon 5-M model of "man, machine, medium, mission, management". Key features include: safety data analysis - all tables and discussion relating to commercial aviation accident statistics current through 1999; analysis of major accidents and safety trends evolved since writing of last edition revised and expanded; advances in air traffic system becoming operational - current review and discussion applied; current and future developments in aircraft technologies included; interface between maintenance/engineering and flight operations presented; NTSB safety initiatives evolved since second edition in response to major aircraft accidents; a new chapter takes on recent most significant changes in direction and emphasis ever to affect aviation security; and international scope.
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
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Höhe: 229 mm
Breite: 152 mm
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978-0-07-137410-1 (9780071374101)
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Alexander T. Wells, Ed.D. (Deland, FL) is consultant and adjunct professor to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in the Aviation Business Administration Department. Wells is author of several aviation management texts, including Airport Planning & Management, 4e just released 6/2000 by McGrawHill.
Chapter 1: The Regulatory Framework; Chapter 2: Safety Data Analysis; Chapter 3: Measuring Air Transportation Safety; Chapter 4: The Nature of Accidents; Chapter 5: Human Factors in Aviation; Chapter 6: Air Traffic System Technologies; Chapter 7: Aircraft Technologies; Chapter 8: The FAA, Flight Standards and Rulemaking; Chapter 9: Airline Safety; Chapter 10: Managing Human Error; Chapter 11: The NTSB and Accident Investigations; Chapter 12: Aviation Security; Appendix A: The listing of NTSB aircraft accident reports; Appendix B: New NTSB aircraft accident report featured as example for review and analysis