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AeroSafety World October 2017

Oct 30, 2017

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Simplified Vigilance Metrics
by Nadezhda V. Yakimovich, Eleanora I. Surina, Igor G. Gorodetsky and Vladimir V. Chironov | October 19, 2017
Russian scientists propose an alternative method to predict individual pilots’ fatigue on long-haul airline flights.

Hazardous Ice
by Richard J. Ranaudo | October 19, 2017
A 1994 crash prompted research aimed at preventing deadly encounters with freezing droplets of rain and drizzle.

Busy Being a Global Safety Team
by Conor Nolan | October 19, 2017
Working together, we can deliver sustainable improvements in our wonderful industry.

Tracking Runway Incursions
by Linda Werfelman | October 19, 2017
Better collection of human factors–related data is seen as crucial in preventing runway incursion…

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