Centaurus
7th Feb 2017, 00:23
Tired of trying to read Flight Safety Australia via email? Try a really good alternative called Skybrary website which publishes selected accident and incident reports.
SKYbrary Aviation Safety (http://www.skybrary.aero/index.php/Main_Page)
or;
SKYbrary Highlights: Plan Continuation Bias (http://us1.campaign-archive1.com/?u=0fa4593636877e9fd022bcdc1&id=d4efd9556d&e=f77917e58f)
Latest issue covers a B737-800 landing in fog at Christchurch NZ. The introductory blurb states:
On 29 October 2011, an aircraft on approach to Christchurch during the aircraft commander's annual route check as 'Pilot Flying' continued significantly below the applicable ILS minima without any intervention by the other pilots present before the approach lights became visible and an uneventful touchdown occurred. A Safety Recommendation was made to the Regulator concerning the importance of effective management of pilot check flights.
Compulsory reading for those undergoing MCC courses and for those CASA Examiners who are required to occupy the jump seat on audit flights
SKYbrary Aviation Safety (http://www.skybrary.aero/index.php/Main_Page)
or;
SKYbrary Highlights: Plan Continuation Bias (http://us1.campaign-archive1.com/?u=0fa4593636877e9fd022bcdc1&id=d4efd9556d&e=f77917e58f)
Latest issue covers a B737-800 landing in fog at Christchurch NZ. The introductory blurb states:
On 29 October 2011, an aircraft on approach to Christchurch during the aircraft commander's annual route check as 'Pilot Flying' continued significantly below the applicable ILS minima without any intervention by the other pilots present before the approach lights became visible and an uneventful touchdown occurred. A Safety Recommendation was made to the Regulator concerning the importance of effective management of pilot check flights.
Compulsory reading for those undergoing MCC courses and for those CASA Examiners who are required to occupy the jump seat on audit flights