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Old 30th Nov 2009, 12:34
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Hi,
What's the key element that lead you to good decision during an in flight technical problem, in the UK's airline? I mean is there a memory guide like
D.E.C.I.D.E. use in several airline?

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Dodar seems to be the buzz word used a lot of the time.
D - Diagnose
O - Options
D - Decide
A - Allocate
R - Review

any help? out of interest what prompted the question?
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Shold that not be DORDAR?

The R being Risk / Benefit Analysis.

Wasn't this asked in Techlog recently? There were plenty more responses there.
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The (main) problem with DO(R)DAR is that lots of people need help completing the 'diagnose' element...
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whatever this guy did

YouTube - Flight UA-232 (Crash Landing at Sioux City) - 1/3
YouTube - Flight UA-232 (Crash Landing at Sioux City) - 2/3
YouTube - Crash Landing at Sioux City pt 3
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The above posts give good guidance, however a Pilot should also be aware of the following.
" A crew is expected to perform to the best of their ability when a problem occurs, either known or unknown. In the unknown case the crew have to attempt to control the aircraft flight path so that they have time to solve the problem."

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