Why Accidents Happen??
When a plane crash occurs always people questioned
what was happened, is a modern aircraft with the greatest technologies in
aviation, but unfortunately these events happen.
Understanding what causes an accident often is
like looking at an Iceberg. We see the accident as the tip of the Iceberg, but
all coincidences why accidents happen.
Anyone involved in flying needs to learn the
lessons of the past accidents, identifying the underlying causes and lessons
learned from accidents to prevent aviation accidents.
Each accident case also includes a surgically
precise analysis of what happened that is intended to find the casual factors
in this mishap.
Pilots flying an airplane as a B-777 are a
well-trained crew prepared to overcome any emergency occurring during any phase
of the flight with several flying hours and experience to flying this type of aircraft.
Everything is hypothesis regarding this serious
accident. Investigators in charge are the only people who can determine and
collect all the evidences to evaluate what’s going on in this tragic accident.
Of course now Human Factors going to be a very
important piece and how it applies in the investigation,
Human factors is about people, it I about
people in their working and living environments, and it is a about relationship
with equipment procedures and the environment.
Accidents impact people and all the Aviation community.
Now the Investigators in charge are the only people to collect all the evidence
and established what’s going on to avoid future accidents and prevent and avoided.
This information is only and hypothesis and
also a professional interpretation, the investigators are the only people who will
evaluate the FDR, FDA, Voice Recorders etc. to contributed what’s going with
the B- 777
at the final moments during landing before crashed.
There are so many ways and so many places that
errors can occur that you as a Pilot may wonder how it is possible for anyone
to Fly Safely.
Even though this observation is to help to
understand when Pilots, in general, are more likely to have accidents, it does
not mean that you are invulnerable if you don’t match the outline.
My best recommendation to all Crews and the
best attitude to have is that you are vulnerable at all times and that you
should exercise caution at all times and fly safely.
The process of learning Is a good example of
where human factors can play a major role.
Continuously I like to share this expression
with all the Aviation Community. The day
you think you don't learn more in aviation, it is the time you need to stop
working and retired in this profession, because maybe you are going to make the
mistake of your life. In aviation every day you learn new things, always
remember fly safely all the time.
http://flightsafety.org/fsd/fsd_aug04.pdf
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