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Achieving Short Field Success

Multiple NTSB accident reports cite mismanagement of short-field takeoffs and landings involving pilots with and without experience in this type of operation. Some factors include inaccurate or incomplete performance calculations and improper short-field techniques. The General Aviation Joint Safety Committee believes that training and practice in short-field operations can help improve short-field performance and reduce loss-of-control and […]

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Regulatory Roadblock Reduction

The FAA is making great strides to advance emerging aviation safety technology. Read more about regulatory roadblock reduction and attend a FAASTeam seminar to learn how you can leverage innovative, safety-enhancing technologies, such as angle of attack indicators, CO detectors, and more.

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Human Factors Training

The term “human factors” refers to the wide range of issues affecting how people perform tasks in their work and leisure environments. Human factors study applies knowledge of the human body and mind to better understand human capabilities and limitations. This allows us to better design tasks and technology to optimize the relationship between human […]

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Manage Your Aircraft’s Energy

When it comes to aerodynamics, it helps to think of energy like a savings account. Learn how to draw on the basics of flight to better manage emergency situations. Go to the Fly Safe topic about energy management.

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GAJSC Incorrect Surfaces Study

Incidents where an aircraft takes off or lands on the wrong surface — or at the wrong airport — pose a serious threat to aviation safety and occur more often than you might think. According to the FAA, there were 1,641 incorrect surface approach and landing events from October 2016 through December 2022, an average […]

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