crews need to behave professionally and not play to an audience and do something that they ordinarily wouldn't
The MoD have spent a fortune on
this:-
Over the next three and a half years (commencing in September 2011), 18,000 aviation specialist personnel, working across the Royal Navy (RN), the British Army, the Royal Air Force (RAF), and Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S) will engage with the new Military Aviation Authority (MAA) in a significant aviation safety improvement investment programme worth £2.3 million.
It is underpinned by the core recognition that, to be effective and to secure sustainable results, safety management systems need to be underwritten by an integrated and highly engaged people-centric philosophy. The programme aims to build safety improvement through active safety leadership and positive safety culture development. This, in turn, will contribute to the prevention of aircraft accidents and loss of life, improved operational capability and more effective utilisation of resources.
It will provide a self-aware and sustainable safety system capable of demonstrating return on investment both in terms of operating and safety behaviour.
Not had much of a return on investment then.