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Mother of aviation
*Sweep back wing
*Pod Mounted Engines
*Extremely clean aerodynamic design |
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Engineered Materials Arrestor System -
Bed of light weight crushable concrete
*allows airport to pass safety inspection without 1000ft RSA |
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3 groups in Aviation Strucural Safety System |
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- Airworthiness Authorities - establish rules and regulations, approve design, and promote airline maintenance performance.
- Airplane Operators - operate, inspect, and maintain the airplanes
- The Manufacturers - Design, Build and support the airplanes in service
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Ice and Precipitation Effect on Aircraft |
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1) Increased Weight
2) Decresaed Lift
3) Increased stopping distance |
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Ice and Precipitation Protection Systems |
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- Ice detection system that automatically activates or alerts pilots to turn on the IPS
- Definition of visual signs of build up on a specified surface combined with an advisory system to alert the pilots to activate the ICP
- Identification of temperature and moisture conditions conductive to airframe icing that would alert pilots to activate the ICP
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- Engine-Indicating and Crew-alerting system (EICAS) -
A digital computer system which monitors and indicates propulsion and airplane subsystem information for the operation and maintenance of the airplane |
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- Heads-Up Display (HUD’s)-
allows pilots to view critical flight data on a transparent displays looking forward through the windscreen. |
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- Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS) -
A communication datalink system that sends messages between airplane and airline ground base (Txt messaging for A/c) |
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- Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR) -
Thermal Cameras looking forward and under the aircraft to show real world visual image to the cockpit and crew allowing the pilot to “see” in very low visibility. |
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Any occurrence at an aerodrome involving the incorrect presence of an aircraft, vehicle, or person on the protected area of a surface designated for the landing and take off of an aircraft |
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- Airport surface Detection Equipment, Model X (ASDE-X)
a runway-safety tool that enables air traffic controllers to detect potential runway conflicts by providing coverage of movement on runways and taxiways. ASDE-X is able to track vehicles and aircraft on airport surfaces and obtain identification information from aircraft transponder.
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- Runway Surface Lights (RWSL) -
red lights embedded in the pavement to signal potentially unsafe situations |
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- Final Approach Runway Occupancy Signal (FAROS) -
Visual alert of runway status to pilots in flight automatically flashing the Precision Approach Path Indicator (PAPI) lights whenever a runway is occupied |
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What are the biggest problems in Airport Terminals |
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- Slipping and Falling
- Wet Bathroom floors
- Falling on moving walk ways and stairs
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- Hearing - Ear Muffs
- Fire from refueling
- Contact with moving parts
- Contact with Haz-Mat (fuel)
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- Electrical - is it grounded?
- Fuel Spills
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What is the difference between Pilot deviation and operation errors |
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- Pilot Deviations- Made by pilots that go against ATC of FAA Regs
- Operational Errors - Made by ATC, giving wrong directions or misplacing aircrafts
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Whats more important the Hazard or the risk to quantify |
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The Risk
Have to assess the serverity and the likelyhood that the incident will occur |
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What is the difference between harzard and risk |
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Hazard - a condition, object or activity w/ the potential of causing injuries to personnel, damage to equipment or structures, loss of materials or deduction of ability to perform prescribed function
Risk - the degree of probability of loss
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What is ALARP
Why is it important
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As Low As Reasonably Possible
*Midigate the risk
Have to use Safety Assurance to make sure it works |
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Why is the 5x5 matrix so important |
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- Want to keep bringing the risk assessment lower and lower into the green
- Risk likelihood vs. Risk Severity
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What are the 3 elements to Safety Assurance? |
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- Performance Monitoring & Measurement
- Management of Change - Always new hazards to consider
- Continuous Improvement - Getting better through the SMS Process
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Which Pillar of SMS is the most important and why? |
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Safety Promotion -
Promotion of Safety leads to the other pillars and ensures they are beign accomplished properly |
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What are some common technologies to control runway incursions |
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1.Airport movement area safety system(AMASS)
2.Runway status lights(RWSL)
3.Final approach rwy occupancy signal (FAROS)
4.Airport surface detection equipment model x (ASDE-X)
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Were the recommendations of successful? What was the law passed?
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Yes, Intelligence reforms terrorism prevention act of 2004 (IRTPA) |
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-Safety policy and objectives
-Safety risk management
-Safety assurance.
-Safety promotion |
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What is asap and why is honesty important. |
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-Aviation safety action program
-Voluntary program
-“confession and forgiveness of sins”
-safety issues are resolved through corrective action rather and punishment.
Honesy is important so mistakes and errors can be fixed by airlines
and organizations. |
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What is the flight safety foundation? |
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-independent group
-“safety conscience” for the industry.
-no enforcement or authority |
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Differences between safety and security. |
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-intentional act such as 9/11
Safety-unintentional act refers to measures taken against a threat of
an accident where as security refers to protection from threats
motivated by hostility. |
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The 5 offices that make up the NCTC? |
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-CIA-central intelligence agency
-DIA-defense intelligence agency
-NSA-national security agency
-NRO-national reconnaissance office.
-FBI |
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Who should be on SMS teams. |
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-pilots
-maintenance
-manufactures
-controllers |
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-analyze existing programs, systems, and activities with respect to
the SMS functional expectations found in the SMS framework. |
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10.Why is an organizations culture critical to sms |
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-if it is not a receptive learning culture it wont take. |
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What is the purpose of the NCTC? |
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-24/7 assess terrorist threats/risks.
-send it off to be processed by the CIA and FBI
-serves as a single head for the intel community. |
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Have runway incursions been eliminated? Will the ever? Why? |
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-No, NO lack of situational awareness in pilots. |
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What are the gaps in gap analysis and how do you find them |
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-gaps-elements in the sms framework that are not already being
performed by the aviation service provider. |
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What does the term accountable executive mean in a sms context? |
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-ceo of an airline
-has hiring/firing authority
-critical in sms context safety doesn’t come form the top it wont work
and be implemented. |
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What did the recommendations of 9/11 do? |
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- Fixed intelligence problem
- Creation of NcTc
- Congressional action to improve oversight of homeland security
- clarified roles, missions, and authority between DoD and DHA officials among other agencies
- Effective sharing of information across Us Govt agencies
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