Category: Air Transport

  • The Governments Impact on the Aviation Security Design Efficiency

    Introduction Safety occupies a central role in many spheres of the modern world. As for the aviation industry, security became even more significant after the terror attacks on the 11th of September, 2001. Those events shocked the globe and made both the United States and other countries reconsider their attitudes to aviation security. According to…

  • Newer Larger Aircraft Effects on Airport Management

    Table of Contents Introduction Effects on Airport Design Effects on Apron Separators and Taxiways Gating and Baggage Handling Capacities Impacts on Aircraft Servicing Operations Conclusion References Introduction Air travel is the fastest and safest mode of transport for passengers and cargo, which means that many people prefer it as opposed to other means. The need…

  • Probability in the Real World: Air Traffic Control

    The renowned safety of air transport is dependent on three factors. These are the many safety and redundant systems built into modern passenger aircraft, the rigorous training and monitoring accorded pilots, and the multitasking skill of air traffic controllers (ATCs). Not surprisingly, therefore, ATC salary scales are very attractive early on for those with the…

  • Airport Security and the Reduction of Skills in Security Staff

    The development of security measures in airports has been largely a response to various terrorists efforts targeting planes and passengers in the past 70 years. The 1960s saw over 130 hijackings of commercial airline planes, the most prolific one of which had been the one performed by Antulio Ramirez Ortiz in 1961 (John 1991). Since…

  • Improvement in Aviation Safety Management Systems

    Table of Contents Introduction Variables and Hypotheses Data Analysis Techniques Appropriateness of the Statistical Tests Introduction This study aims at identifying and systematizing data on the potential impact of any existing legal and technological approaches to improving safety management systems (SMS) in aviation. Determining the relationship between the proposed approaches and SMS in aviation will…

  • Large Aircraft Security Program: Full Body Scanners

    Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Main body Conclusion Reference List Abstract The last ten years have seen an increase in attempted and successful terror attacks that have been implemented through the use of aircraft. It has therefore been prudent for the development of programs and measures to mitigate the ever-increasing threat of air traffic terrorism.…

  • A Safety Case Report: Coast Guard Helicopter

    Introduction A safety case report is a document that provides evidence of safety. In this light, the document aims at showing that, the facility can be used for a certain reason. In addition, it seeks to show that the facility can fit into a certain environment without failing. It includes the measures, considered in terms…

  • How Safe Is It to Use Air Carrier?

    Table of Contents Introduction Air Rage Alcohol Tobacco Stress and Circadian Dysrhythmia Consequences Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The transport sector has kept pace with increasing technology; there have been numerous developments in plane technology. Good and efficient transport is the backbone of trade and by extension economy. Other than the internet, the other development that…

  • Safety Management System for Non-Part 121 Operator

    Introduction Aviation plays a crucial role in the socio-economic development of the American economy. The aviation sector has consistently grown and expanded in recent years and is expected to extend even more in the future. Such developments shape significant opportunities for innovations, including applying new technologies and operations which will stimulate economic growth in the…

  • Pilot Error in Air Carrier Accidents

    Introduction Human factors play a significant role in the effectiveness of machines, and so are cases with airplanes. However, the same elements are also responsible for the failures associated with devices, and airplanes are no exception. Based on investigations by the National Transport and Safety Board (NTSB) on air accidents, Strauch (2017) showed that more…