Errors in Aviation Decision making, bad decisions or bad luck!
Tag: #safety
Prevent inadvertent slide deployment by learning from Japanese Bullet Train Drivers: mindFly
Pointing and calling Flight Safety Australia In 2014, the International Air Transportation Association estimated that inadvertent slide deployment costs the airline industry … More
My paper on Inattentional Blindness during visual approach published by Aeronautical Society of India
Read here: Aeronautical Society of India E News Abstract Visual illusion is a perception of something existing in such … More
Mindfulness in aviation, the essence that west is slowly adopting:mindFly
Distraction, loss of concentration, carelessness and loss of attention are causal factors in a number of aviation occurrences. This is … More
Aviation Safety must adopt High Reliability concepts: mindFly
Aviation is a high risk industry where even a small error can lead to losses to human lives , property … More
Plausible scientific theory of MH370 location: mindFly
Video giving detailed explanation Just after midnight on March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines’ flight MH370, a Boeing 777-200ER with 239 … More
Now everything can Simply Fly: India’s digital sky mindFly
Soon you might see your food delivery by a Drone rather than the army of boys zipping on bikes, weaving … More
Safety as an indicator of progress: O’Neill CEO Aloca mindFly
If you want to understand how Alcoa is doing, you need to look at our workplace safety figures. If we bring our injury rates down, it won’t be because of cheerleading or the nonsense you sometimes hear from other CEOs. It will be because the individuals at this company have agreed to become part of something important: They’ve devoted themselves to creating a habit of excellence.
A question of Safety or Ethics:Boeing 737 mindFly
Two accidents where supposedly Boeing did not inform the pilots about important technical information affecting safety. Is it a Safety or Ethical issue.
Back to Basics Flight Safety Foundation presentation 2017, Singapore
Back to basics is about revisiting the foundation. The need for conceptual knowledge and risk perception. We are able to have better understanding of the situation based on our knowledge and perception. The new age method of gamification help in learning by motivating the learner intrinsically. The learner initiative brings about a deeper understanding and higher order thinking skill.
