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Chenyang Zhang, Chenglin Liu, Haiyue Liu, Chaozhe Jiang, Liping Fu, Chao Wen and Weiwei Cao
Pilot factor is worth considering when analyzing the causes of civil aviation accidents. This study introduces a data-driven Bayesian network (BN) approach to investigating the joint causal effects of pilot and other factors on civil aviation safety. A t...
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Yufei Wang, Honghai Zhang, Zongbei Shi, Jinlun Zhou and Wenquan Liu
General aviation accidents have complex interactions and influences within them that cannot be simply explained and predicted by linear models. This study is based on chaos theory and uses general aviation accident data to conduct research on different t...
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Nicoletta Fala
Spin training has not been required for students working towards their private or commercial certificates for the past 70 years. Switching to a stall-prevention mindset within training aimed to make spin recovery unnecessary; however, stall-type accident...
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Judith Anderson and Dieter Scholz
During its investigations into a series of ten aircraft crashes from 1979 to 1981, US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) officials were presented with a hypothesis that ?several? of the crashes could have been caused by pilot impairment from bre...
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Nicholas Williard, Wei He, Christopher Hendricks and Michael Pecht
On 16 January 2013, all Boeing 787 Dreamliners were indefinitely grounded due to lithium-ion battery failures that had occurred in two planes. Subsequent investigations into the battery failures released through the National Transportation Safety Board (...
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