Category: Aviation

How Climate Change Impacts Aviation Table of Contents Introduction Near-Surface Winds The Sea-Level Changes Conclusion References Introduction The issue of climate change is one of the most complex and significant challenges for most countries across the globe. The shift is already associated with the risk of life-threatening weather, such as floods and heat waves. For…

Aviation Security: Emergency Response Plan Aviation security is the result of painstaking organizational work to predict potential scenarios and response methods. An Emergency Response Plan (ERP) is a strategy for dealing with accidents that may arise on board, in the office, or in the airport area. Crisis management is a field of activity that organizes,…

Aviation Safety: Ground Accidents and Their Prevention Introduction Aviation is one of the strategically important spheres of the modern world. It supports the high speed of globalization and provides people with new opportunities for better cooperation. Thousands of flights are performed every year, with millions of passengers carried. It means that safety issues acquire the…

Collision Into Terrain Safari Aviation Inc. Airbus AS350 B2, N985SA: Case Study Aviation operations require collaborative work of technologies, machines, and human skills, and any deviation can result in an accident. For instance, a commercial helicopter owned by Safari Aviation Inc. collided in the woods of Kekaha, Hawaii, making all passengers victims (National Transportation Safety…

Atmospheric Phenomena Studies for Aviation Introduction Even though modern aircraft have sophisticated navigation and communications systems helping to ensure the safety of flight, they are still wholly dependent on the atmosphere, which generates aerodynamic forces sustaining them. Also, all avionics systems for navigation and communications rely on signals that have to penetrate the atmosphere before…

Human Factors In Aviation: Tenerife Air Disaster Introduction Safety is one of the pillars of the modern civil aviation industry. Regarding the constantly growing number of passengers and the high price of mistake, there is a critical need for practical systems and approaches that will help to minimize the chance of error and create a…

Proactive Safety Management System in Aviation Table of Contents Importance of Proactive and Predictive Safety Management Value of Proactive Risk Management Conclusion References Safety management has become an essential topic in aviation to better assess risks and prevent accidents. Poor risk management practices contribute mainly to aviation accidents, most of which are often catastrophic. This…

The Aviation Industry: Business Pressures Abstract The Aviation Industry is the worlds largest manufacturing industry and has been conducting business for over 30 years. In the current environment of reshuffling between business owners, many companies face multiple business pressures at once. This research report explores some of the internal and external pressures managers are facing…

Aviation Shortages: Problem Statement and Methodology Problem Statement The worlds growing population and availability of plane trips mean more air travel consumption (Abdullah, Chew, & Hamid, 2016). Impending shortages might impede the industry from meeting consumers needs. It is well-known that the aviation industry lacks workplace diversity: out of all pilots, technicians, and cabin crew,…

Human Factors in Aviation Table of Contents Introduction Human Factor as an Influence Safety Management Human Factor as a Psychological Phenomenon Conclusion Reference List Introduction It is important to point out that today; aviation is the safest mode of transport. One of the key challenges facing the aviation industry and regulatory authorities is to improve…