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Date: 08.22.2023
Category: Featured, Air Traffic Contrtoller
Reducing the Risk
How can one reduce the risk of participating in flight training?
There is a level of risk in almost everything we do in life and as such, humans invariably enable conscious and unconscious risk mediations in order to complete action successfully. In the aviation sector risk is ever present and a number of processes exist in order to mitigate the risk in getting from point a to point B.
There is a level of risk in almost everything we do in life and as such, humans invariably enable conscious and unconscious risk mediations in order to complete action successfully. In the aviation sector risk is ever present and a number of processes exist in order to mitigate the risk in getting from point a to point B.
The question is, how can one reduce the risk of participating in flight training.
The importance of operational risk management can never be underestimated in the aviation industry and identifying and mitigating hazards is the heart of affective risk management.
Navigating the risk- preparation and training is key.
Understand the risk involved - know your subject.
The more you know, the more you can reduce a risk.
The value of aviation specific radio training by a license air traffic controller cannot be overstated.
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