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These documents are in Adobe® Portable Document Format (PDF) and require a copy of Adobe Reader® to view them. If you do not have a copy of Adobe Reader, you can download and install a free copy from http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2_allversions.html. September 2008Entire IssueAeroSafety World September 2008 68 pages [PDF 4.9M] FeaturesCritical Care 6 pages. [PDF 433K] Frustrated by a cluster of fatal crashes, the U.S. helicopter EMS industry and the government are pressing for safety improvements. Undiminished Activity 3 pages. [PDF 238K] Economic slowdowns in the developed world are largely unnoticed as the developing world sustains the momentum. Snowed 6 pages. [PDF 597K] The runway was in and out of sight, but the crew pressed ahead. Calculating Errors 5 pages. [PDF 309K] Mistakes in determining takeoff parameters are frequent, a French study says, and methods of detecting them are not always effective. New Standards for International GA 4 pages. [PDF 257K] Safety and fatigue management systems are on the books for general aviation. Downwind Debris 4 pages. [PDF 333K] Australian study summarizes post-crash health risks from fiber composites in transport aircraft. Timing is Everything 5 pages. [PDF 645K] The FAA’s decision to deploy runway status lights over the next three years aims to further reduce the risk of collision. DepartmentsPresident’sMessage | Doing the Right Thing [PDF 81K] EditorialPage | Anniversary [PDF 68K] SafetyCalendar | Industry Events [PDF 147K] InBrief | Safety News [PDF 230K] FoundationFocus | IASS 2008 Agenda [PDF 267K] DataLink | Lack of Available Safety Equipment Faulted in Accidents [PDF 83K] InfoScan | ‘You Shouldn’t Be Anywhere Near Kilo’ [PDF 160K] OnRecord | Dead-Stick Landing [PDF 285K] August 2008Entire IssueAeroSafety World August 2008 68 pages [PDF 4.0M] FeaturesSafety on the Straight and Narrow 6 pages. [PDF 309K] Aviation safety experts aim for the Runway Safety Initiative to provide the tools to help prevent runway excursions. Indispensable Upgrades 3 pages. [PDF 217K] Only the latest TAWS software and databases, plus GPS positioning, can optimize terrain/obstacle warnings with hardly any unwanted alerts. Margin for Error 5 pages. [PDF 293K] Enhancing overrun survivability with runway end safety areas. Never Cross Red 3 pages. [PDF 190K] Exceptions to a global rule weaken the effectiveness of the stop bar as a last defense against runway incursions. Going Public Again 6 pages. [PDF 374K] Most countries opt for a one-page chart to release their results in the current cycle of ICAO safety-oversight audits. Two’s Too Many 5 pages. [PDF 375K] The scene was set — twice — for a collision at Auckland. Language Barrier 3 pages. [PDF 406K] After a simple error wiped out much of their navigation information, the Polish pilots of a 737 were unable to adequately communicate their problem to British controllers. Ground School 3 pages. [PDF 162K] Technically sophisticated driver training simulators are upgrading the skills of ground vehicle operators, with a payoff in safety. DepartmentsPresident’sMessage | Rules Versus Safety [PDF 85K] EditorialPage | Time to Reboot [PDF 67K] SafetyCalendar | Industry Events [PDF 125K] InBrief | Safety News [PDF 186K] FoundationFocus | Membership Update [PDF 68K] DataLink | U.S. Helicopter Fatal Accidents Decrease Again [PDF 117K] InfoScan | Ethics as a Safety Factor [PDF 131K] OnRecord | ‘High and Fast’ [PDF 281K] July 2008Entire IssueAeroSafety World July 2008 68 pages [PDF 4.3M] FeaturesBad Call 6 pages. [PDF 476K] A relayed company message distracted the crew during an autoland approach. Putting Safety First in Africa 5 pages. [PDF 514K] Institutional changes and better national government understanding of the issues are preconditions for progress. Do You Speak English? 5 pages. [PDF 246K] Russian pilots and air traffic controllers are being challenged by new requirements to demonstrate proficiency in aviation English. CRM on Demand 4 pages. [PDF 373K] Air taxi pilots targeted for crew resource management training. Fatal Distraction 2 pages. [PDF 157K] A Bell 204B pilot was trying to manage a door that had opened in flight when the helicopter began a fatal dive to the ground. Detect, Sense and Avoid 6 pages. [PDF 447K] Safety forum unravels clues to how unmanned aircraft systems could gain less-restricted access to U.S. airspace. **Web Exclusive** Detect, Sense and Avoid [Expanded version of article] Role Recognition 2 pages. [PDF 106K] Charter/on-demand operators carrying cabin aides should inform passengers that only the pilots and flight attendants are safety-qualified. Under New Management 6 pages. [PDF 407K] Apron safety teams help five airports in Norway to parlay apron-risk analyses into localized safety solutions. DepartmentsPresident’sMessage | Appropriate Management [PDF 86K] EditorialPage | Our New Mark [PDF 68K] SafetyCalendar | Industry Events [PDF 129K] InBrief | Safety News [PDF 158K] FoundationFocus | Advancing ATM [PDF 66K] DataLink | In-Slide Information [PDF 409K] InfoScan | The Wiki Way to Aviation Safety Knowledge [PDF 218K] OnRecord | Taxiway Touchdown [PDF 282K] June 2008Entire IssueAeroSafety World June 2008 68 pages [PDF 4.3M] FeaturesIce Crystal Icing 5 pages. [PDF 473K] A nearly undetectable weather hazard can knock out ajet engine. Helping Hand 5 pages. [PDF 378K] Auto-recovery systems would ‘refuse to be destroyed’ by a flight crew’s inaction, delay or incorrect response to an imminent collision. Feathers in the Fan 5 pages. [PDF 237K] Chances of substantial engine damage from a bird
strike are far greater during departure Autoflight Audit 6 pages. [PDF 451K] Check-up targets efforts to mitigate complexity of flight guidance systems. Off-Course Confusion 5 pages. [PDF 567K] A navigation problem distracted the AdamAir pilots from flying the aircraft. Training for the Pilot Shortage 3 pages. [PDF 183K] Facing the needs of today and, even more, tomorrow. Dry and High 4 pages. [PDF 227K] Dehydration causes an insidious degradation of pilot performance that must not be lightly regarded. DepartmentsPresident’sMessage | Tougher Words [PDF 85K] EditorialPage | Chickens Come Home [PDF 69K] AirMail | Letters From Our Readers [PDF 186K] SafetyCalendar | Industry Events [PDF 69K] InBrief | Safety News [PDF156K] FoundationFocus | Recognition for Corporate Aviation Safety [PDF 76K] SeminarCASS | SMS Aspects at CASS [PDF 215K] DataLink | A Favorable Trend Continues [PDF 94K] InfoScan | Maintenance Human Factors on DVD [PDF 762K] OnRecord | Silent Squawker [PDF 286K] May 2008Entire IssueAeroSafety World May 2008 68 pages [PDF 5.5M] FeaturesBeyond Safety Management Systems 6 pages. [PDF 428K] Leadership and safety culture play essential roles in moving an organization beyond rote subscription to an SMS. Airport Magnetism 5 pages. [PDF 456K] Pilots at several airports have reported navigation problems that involve erroneous heading information. Authorities blame magnetic anomalies in areas on the ground. Preventive Fusion 5 pages. [PDF 308K] Opening new doors by mining aviation data linked to operating trends, a new FAA-industry program delves into safety vulnerabilities. **Web Exclusive** Preventive Fusion [Expanded version of article] Improving Air Taxi Safety 6 pages. [PDF 584K] Challenges confront efforts to better the charter aircraft accident record. Frozen Flight Instruments 3 pages. [PDF 324K] Protection of pitot-static systems often is neglected. An SMS Standard for Airports 4 pages. [PDF 276K] A new proposal expands on existing requirements for safety management systems. Dark-Night EMS 4 pages. [PDF 300K] The NTSB says an operating radio altimeter likely could have prevented the fatal crash of a Eurocopter EC 135P2 on an EMS repositioning flight. DepartmentsPresident’sMessage | Targeting the Top [PDF 92K] EditorialPage | Lowering the Bar [PDF 72K] AirMail | Letters From Our Readers [PDF 160K] SafetyCalendar | Industry Events [PDF 72K] InBrief | Safety News [PDF 256K] InSight | Contaminated Air: Time to Act? [PDF 160K] SeminarEASS | Crash Course [PDF 184K] DataLink | Supply Chain’s Weak Links [PDF 148K] InfoScan | Skills in Depth [PDF 160K] OnRecord | Cleared for a Collision [PDF 292K] April 2008Entire IssueAeroSafety World April 2008 68 pages [PDF 4.1M] FeaturesWorking to the Limit 5 pages. [PDF 306K] Slowly but surely, operators and regulators are implementing programs to prevent fatigue among aviation maintenance personnel. Singapore’s New Show 2 pages. [PDF 234K] Novelty marked the 2008 air show in the heart of aviation’s high-growth region. VFR in the Himalayas 5 pages. [PDF 786K] A challenging flight required painstaking preparations. Fire in the Hold 6 pages. [PDF 327K] The DC-8 flight crew received little warning of the impending conflagration. Departure Deviations 2 pages. [PDF 285K] Problems arise when the assigned SID differs from the one in the FMS Blanket Protection 5 pages. [PDF 285K] Upgraded thermal acoustic insulation should afford extra minutes to escape a fuel fire before fuselage burnthrough. Winning Formula 5 pages. [PDF 552K] Symposium’s unflinching focus on concerns raised by flight attendants influences airlines worldwide. **Web Exclusive** Winning Formula [Expanded version of article] **Web Exclusive** Full-Scale Insights [Expanded version of article] DepartmentsPresident’sMessage | Beyond Competition [PDF 87K] EditorialPage | Protecting Confidentially [PDF 71K] AirMail | Letters From Our Readers [PDF 167K] SafetyCalendar | Industry Events [PDF 74K] InBrief | Safety News [PDF 535K] FoundationFocus | Honored in Singapore [PDF 179K] FoundationFocus | Call for Nominations [PDF 93K] InSight | Flawed Report [PDF 189K] DataLink | Maintenance Check [PDF 342K] InfoScan | Culture Shock [PDF 157K] OnRecord | Bogus Stall Warning [PDF 284K] March 2008Entire IssueAeroSafety World March 2008 68 pages [PDF 5.6M] FeaturesDeterring Criminalization 6 pages. [PDF 347K] Aviation safety leaders face a growing challenge in dissuading prosecutors from filing criminal charges against pilots, controllers and others involved in aircraft accidents. Real Time Risk Management 5 pages. [PDF 403K] A major opportunity to improve safety. Quality Control for Pilots 5 pages. [PDF 357K] An independent organization aims to set high, industrywide standards for new pilots. Close Call in Khartoum 5 pages. [PDF 364K] Confusion reigned when an A321 was flown below minimums in a sandstorm. Human Factors in Maintenance 7 pages. [PDF 701K] Surveys reveal the importance of regulations mandating human factors programs. Thermal Runaway 7 pages. [PDF 440K] New guidance for extinguishing lithium-battery fires is on the way. DepartmentsPresident’sMessage | Keeping it Credible [PDF 88K] EditorialPage | Lingering Pain [PDF 70K] SafetyCalendar | Industry Events [PDF 77K] InBrief | Safety News [PDF 164K] DataLink | Kiwi Count [PDF 423K] InfoScan | Traffic Jam [PDF 152K] OnRecord | Runway Deficit [PDF 292K] February 2008Entire IssueAeroSafety World February 2008 [PDF 5.04M] FeaturesLOC Up 6 pages. [PDF 342K] Loss of control accidents replaced CFIT as the leading cause of commercial aviation fatalities in 2007. Culture Counts 6 pages. [PDF 520K] Measuring an organization’s safety culture provides an understanding of its strengths and weaknesses. Antidepressants in Aviation 4 pages. [PDF 192K] Australian researchers found that pilots who took prescribed antidepressants were no more likely than others to be involved in accidents and incidents. Overrun at Midway 6 pages. [PDF 673K] The crew applied reverse thrust too late. Speaking Up 6 pages. [PDF 633K] Voluntary safety reports by flight attendants prove to be more valuable than expected. **Web Exclusive** Speaking Up [Expanded version of article] Blindsided 6 pages. [PDF 373K] The pilots of an Airbus A340 did not anticipate the ‘severe deterioration’ of weather as they approached the runway threshold at Toronto. Lighting Strikes 3 pages. [PDF 178K] Realistic lighting conditions are crucial to tests of the readability of flight deck displays. DepartmentsPresident’sMessage | Achilles’ Heel [PDF 88K] EditorialPage | Management Risk [PDF 69K] AirMail | Letters From Our Readers [PDF 191K] InBrief | Safety News [PDF 160K] SafetyCalendar | Industry Events [PDF 72K] DataLink | Making Headway on the Runway [PDF 227K] InfoScan | At Your Surface [PDF 134K] OnRecord | Throttle Trouble [PDF 294K] January 2008Entire IssueAeroSafety World January 2008 [PDF 4.5M] FeaturesPiece by Piece 6 pages. [PDF 695K] Aviation safety specialists say relatively few of the world’s airlines have assembled one of the most significant developments in safety — the safety management system. Stepping Up to SMS 5 pages. [PDF 210K] Most corporate aircraft operators are willing, but few know how. SMS Goes Vertical 5 pages. [PDF 359K] Smaller helicopter operators are the target of a new tool kit that will ease the pain of developing a safety management system. An ‘E-Ticket’ Ride 4 pages. [PDF 304K] NTSB recommendations — issued after a canyon helicopter crash that killed seven people — aim to discourage ‘aggressive flying.’ Burning Issues 6 pages. [PDF 421K] U.S. pilot unions, ARFF specialists and the NTSB assess shortcomings of freighter fire fighting. **Web Exclusive** Burning Issues [Expanded version of article] High, Hot and Fixated 5 pages. [PDF 327K] Despite several warnings, the Garuda 737 pilot stayed focused on landing. Fade-Free Memory 2 pages. [PDF 135K] Enhanced airborne flight recorders will safeguard vastly more data, including images if required. DepartmentsPresident’sMessage | The New Balance [PDF 85K] EditorialPage | Build the Structure [PDF 70K] AirMail | Letters From Our Readers [PDF 182K] InBrief | Safety News [PDF 161K] LeadersLog | Robert T. Francis [PDF 95K] SafetyCalendar | Industry Events [PDF 68K] DataLink | A Passage Through India [PDF 302K] InfoScan | The Five-Second Nap [PDF 231K] OnRecord | ‘Dangerously Low’ [PDF 291K]
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