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The biweekly consists of Airworthiness Directives issued by the FAA during the past two weeks.
Financial and security aviation news for major airlines, airports, police authorities and security organisations around the world.
An FAA publication pertaining to aviation safety; contains articles as well as outlines and updates on regulation and certification.
Article submitted January, 1997.
FAA training manuals for pilots and student pilots; also available in print.
National Research Council book, 1996; provides a baseline of knowledge about the capabilities and limitations of humans relative to the variety of functions performed in air traffic control.
Contains aviation safety information deemed important, but not mandatory or regulatory in nature; SAIBs are recommendations only.
A listing of downloadable word and pdf files.
An NCARC Final Report dated December 1997; can be ordered from the DOT warehouse (200+ pages).
Published to inform the aviation industry and the public of the general circumstances of accidents and serious incidents; the AAIB is located in the UK.
Reports published by the National Center of Excellence for Aviation Operations Research; established by the FAA as a research consortium of four universities.
Safety information for the airline passenger; includes a number of statistical and data sources.
An on-line, subscription-based magazine containing aircraft fire and rescue information.
A wide range of safety as well as articles and data on personal safety, suggested readings, and the full-text of AirSafe Journal.
Produces conferences and publications covering topics as diverse as maintenance and engineering, airport development, air traffic control, airlines, ground handling and cargo, trade unions and relations.
A paper from the Aviation Safety Reporting System on learning how to be aware in the cockpit.
Published monthly by the Aviation Safety Program of the Western-Pacific Region FAA. Notices are also contributed by the Air Traffic Control branch of the FAA.
The Human Systems IAC Gateway is a quarterly electronic newsletter which addresses current issues in the area of human factors/ergonomics
Business briefing on maintenance and overhaul, safety training, regulatory changes, new contracts/bids, company information, and more; from the publisher of Aviation Daily and Aerospace Daily.
Book produced by the National Research Council, 1996; identifies materials technology and design and fire parameteres as well as long-term research goals.
Includes accident synopses, investigations, accident statistics, a listing of reports and studies, safety recommendations, public hearings, and Board meetings.
ACAP's publications on travelers' rights in airline safety.
A paper by the Human Factors Group of the Royal Aeronautical Society, 1996; presents guidance and advice, on improving the quality of CRM training within the UK aviation industry.
A McGraw-Hill publication catalogs, describes and evaluates its top 300 aviation-related web sites.
A 1995 article written by a aviation consultant for Professional Aviation (PROAV) about automation-related incidents.
Information regarding an unsafe condition which exists in an aircraft, aircraft engine, propeller, or appliance when that condition is likely to exist or develop in other products of the same type design.
This publication presents some of the major lessons learned through Safety Board investigations, as well as changes that have been made to prevent future accidents; PDF files.
Published monthly by the Aviation Safety Program of the Western-Pacific Region FAA; notices are also contributed by the Air Traffic Control branch of the FAA.
The purpose of this paper is to ask the question 'Is cockpit resource management an effective training program for aircrews?'; presented 1996.
The ACI World Aviation Security Standing Committee identified airline codesharing as a possible security problem and prepared a working paper on the subject in 1997.
Book for purchase; Committee on Aviation Fuels with Improved Fire Safety, National Research Council, 1997.
Paper entitled 'Use of Testable Responses for Performance Based Measurement of Situation Awareness' which focuses solely on the subject's outputs; Nov 1996.
Aviation business news including these publications: Airline Financial News, World Airline News, Air Safety Week, Aircraft Value News, Commuter/Regional Airline News.
Serving the global air medical industry; thie site contains features, news, links, and subscription information.
'Understanding and Preventing Unfavorable Pilot-Vehicle Interaction,' Committee on the Effects of Aircraft-Pilot Coupling (APC) on Flight Safety, National Research Council, 1997.
Abstracts are shown for aircraft and airport safety, aviation security, and human factors; full reports can be ordered.
The aviation safety magazine of the US Air Force.
Published annually by the FAA's Office of Airline Information, the handbook is also downloadable in MS Excel® format and as text tables; historical data and progress reports are provided for FAA, Airspace System, airports, carriers, airmen,.
This book was the result of the Panel on Passenger Screening, National Research Council, 1996; addresses screening airport passengers for concealed weapons and explosives.
A newsletter published monthly by the Aviation Safety Program of the Western-Pacific Region of the FAA; notices are also contributed by the Air Traffic Control branch of the FAA.
Army aviation risk management publication (monthly) downloadable in PDF format.
Online marketplace for buying and selling publications on airline safety.
An aviation safety review published by the FAA’s Honolulu Flight Standards District Office.
Covers the publications of major aviation societies and amateur enthusiast organizations which provide national coverage of aviation matters; organized by country and frequency of publication.
This is a business publications search engine with a category for air transport; also has search capability.
A publication of the Civil Aviation Medical Association (CAMA).
Dedicated to the subject of airline safety and seeks to provide a free-market forum for the discussion of airline safety policies and issues.
This is a quarterly report of FAA enforcement actions in the safety and security areas against aviation entities.
A quarterly magazine published by Boeing Commercial Airplane Group providing operators of Boeing and Douglas commercial airplane products with supplemental technical information to promote continuous safety and efficiency in fleet operations.
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