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Human Factor in Military Aviation Accidents: A Resume of 31 USAF Accidents Extracted from Accident Investigation Board (Aib) Public Reports - Paperback
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Human Factor in Military Aviation Accidents: A Resume of 31 USAF Accidents Extracted from Accident Investigation Board (Aib) Public Reports - Paperback
Human Factor in Military Aviation Accidents: A Resume of 31 USAF Accidents Extracted from Accident Investigation Board (Aib) Public Reports - Paperback
Human Factor in Military Aviation Accidents: A Resume of 31 USAF Accidents Extracted from Accident Investigation Board (Aib) Public Reports - Paperback
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by Juan Urrutia de Hoyos (Author)

This book contains a summary of 31 accidents reports published by USAF AIB. Each report contains a chapter dedicated to describe the human factors that have contributed to the accident. The accidents are related to airplanes which operate in the USAF, as the F-16, A-10, C-17, C-130, B-747, F-35, V-22 ... In the book introduction, it appears a statistical study regarding the most repeated human factors causes in these 31 accidents . The author thanks the divulging task of the USAF making these reports available for public so that the aviation community can learn from them.

Number of Pages: 436
Dimensions: 0.89 x 9.61 x 6.69 IN
Publication Date: February 15, 2019
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