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The nature and costs of civil aviation flight training safety occurrences

Source authors: Alexander Somerville; Timothy Lynar; Graham Wild

Originally published in Transportation Engineering · 2023

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The nature and costs of civil aviation flight training safety occurrences
Alexander Somerville; Timothy Lynar; Graham Wild

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Why read this for flight training?

Examines the nature and costs of safety occurrences in civil flight training. Helps connect school management priorities with prevention and instructional design.

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Occurrence and cost patterns do not establish the effectiveness of a specific safety intervention.

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Alexander Somerville; Timothy Lynar; Graham Wild (2023). The nature and costs of civil aviation flight training safety occurrences. Transportation Engineering, 12, 100182. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.treng.2023.100182

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