Safety Culture in Modern Aviation Systems – Civil and Military
Journal Title: INCAS BULLETIN - Year 2016, Vol 8, Issue 2
Abstract
Understanding important aspects of the safety culture should be the main objective for identifying hazards, mitigate and manage risk and find solutions to problems before accidents and incidents occur. The two defining elements of aeronautical decision-making are hazard and risk; risk management is an important component of decisional process and by understanding some issues regarding risk and safety, we will be able to realize the feasible solutions that we may have to apply in flight or ground operations. As aviation is in continous development and worldwide expansion, in order to better understand the associated risks and mitigate them, proper control methods which can give a thoroughly comprehension of the aeronautical system must be used.
Authors and Affiliations
Valentin-Marian IORDACHE, Casandra Venera BALAN
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