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In the context of aviation, what is the modern interpretation of the 'Wingman' concept?
In the context of aviation, what is the modern interpretation of the 'Wingman' concept?
- A crew member responsible for navigation and communication.
- The lead aircraft in a coordinated flight formation.
- A pledge, promise, and commitment between Airmen to care for themselves and their peers. (correct)
- A pilot who flies in formation to provide offensive support.
Why is critical thinking emphasized over memorization in the AVIA 300 course goals?
Why is critical thinking emphasized over memorization in the AVIA 300 course goals?
- To reduce the amount of material students need to learn.
- To prepare students for standardized tests that focus on rote memorization.
- To promote a deeper understanding and application of knowledge. (correct)
- To ensure students can easily recall facts during emergencies.
What does 'Love Aviation = Innovation' suggest about the connection between passion and progress?
What does 'Love Aviation = Innovation' suggest about the connection between passion and progress?
- Deep affection and enthusiasm for aviation can drive creative advancements. (correct)
- Innovation is a direct substitute for a passion for aviation.
- Passion is an obstacle to clear, logical thinking.
- Aviation professionals should avoid focusing on a specific area.
What was the primary cause of the plane crash that resulted in the death of Knute Rockne?
What was the primary cause of the plane crash that resulted in the death of Knute Rockne?
What action did the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) take in response to the Knute Rockne accident?
What action did the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) take in response to the Knute Rockne accident?
What critical error did the pilot commit, that resulted in the Buddy Holly plane crash?
What critical error did the pilot commit, that resulted in the Buddy Holly plane crash?
What was the most significant finding in the Payne Stewart crash?
What was the most significant finding in the Payne Stewart crash?
What factor contributed to the aviation accident involving 2LT Paul M. Pitts?
What factor contributed to the aviation accident involving 2LT Paul M. Pitts?
Considering the insights from the Roy Halladay case, what key takeaway emphasizes human factors?
Considering the insights from the Roy Halladay case, what key takeaway emphasizes human factors?
Which of the following represents an 'adaptive skill' that complements technical expertise in aviation?
Which of the following represents an 'adaptive skill' that complements technical expertise in aviation?
Flashcards
What is a Wingman?
What is a Wingman?
In traditional military context, it's the second pilot defending the lead, observing their back. More recently, it's a commitment between Airmen to care for themselves and others.
Exam Approach
Exam Approach
Focus on critical thinking rather than rote memorization for tests.
Life's Purpose
Life's Purpose
It involves seeing the eternal value in everything, recognizing God's plan, and contributing to something greater than oneself.
Prevention vs. Response
Prevention vs. Response
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Payne Stewart crash cause
Payne Stewart crash cause
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Knute Rockne crash cause
Knute Rockne crash cause
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Buddy Holly crash cause
Buddy Holly crash cause
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Aviation Safety Takeaways
Aviation Safety Takeaways
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Study Notes
- God cares for you, according to 1st Peter 5:7, which says to cast anxieties on Him.
- Genesis 28:15 says, "Behold, I am with you and will keep you wherever you go."
What Is A Wingman?
- The traditional military meaning of "Wingman" involves a lead aircraft and a second pilot that defends the lead by watching their back.
- "Wingman" has recently become a pledge, promise, and commitment between Airmen to take care of themselves and others.
Goals
- Think critically rather than memorizing to pass tests.
- Participate in the creation and advancement of your learning.
- Spiritual and personal development equals discipleship.
- Focus on being, not just on doing.
- Adaptive abilities should supplement technical knowledge.
- Love Aviation = Innovation
- Pay attention to your passions.
- Build a community.
- We The Champions = Difference Makers!
- See the eternal worth in everything, including yourself.
- God's intentions for your life are great.
- Be a part of something greater than yourself.
Final Exam Question
- How does your personal leadership identity relate to aviation safety?
- How do you view yourself in relation to aviation safety?
- What will your role be within the company you join?
- How will your presence and contribution benefit an organization?
Day 2
- Matthew 7:7 states: "Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you."
- "Learn from others mistakes"
- Prevention stops something from happening and removes the need to respond.
- A response is a quick action to an event.
1908: Orville Wright & Thomas Selfridge
- Lt. Thomas Selfridge, an army aviator, previously flew solo in the "White Wing," created by Alexander Graham Bell and the Aerial Experiment Association.
- The White Wing was essentially a huge kite.
- Selfridge was in charge of the Army Signal Corp at Fort Myer, VA.
- He was assigned to test the Wright Aircraft, designed by Orville and Wilbur Wright.
- Before Selfridge joined Orville on a flight, Orville completed numerous successful aircraft trials over two weeks.
Day 3
- #1 - Roy Halladay
Flying Habits & Self-Medication
- Performing aerobatic maneuvers
- Didn't manage energy well and crashed
- Autopsy found multiple drugs in system
#2 - Payne Stewart: Hypoxia & Maintenance
- A business jet departed from Orlando on its way to Dallas.
- Last contact climbing through FL230 to FL390
- Pilots did not identify the pressurization issue.
- Air Force jets tracked the aircraft at 46,400 feet.
- The aircraft ran out of fuel, stalled, and crashed in a South Dakota field.
- Hypoxia has the potential to be deadly.
- Understand your emergency procedures.
- Place the mask on yourself before assisting others.
- Be aware of system maintenance.
#3 - Knute Rockne: Aircraft Construction
- The winningest football coach in Notre Dame history
- On board Transcontinental & Western Airways Flight 599 enroute Kansas City to California
- Fokker wooden wing failed and aircraft crashed in Kansas
- President Herbert Hoover called Rockne's death a "national loss."
Causes
- Icing caused inoperative instruments.
- The pilot pulled up too quickly and overloaded the wing.
Response
- CAB (precursor to FAA) changed accident disclosure policy
- Aircraft construction shifted from wood to metal.
#4 - Buddy Holly: Awareness of Hazardous Attitudes
- Charted V-tail Beechcraft Bonanza
- Inexperienced pilot
- Snowy, wintery cold conditions
- Inadequate weather conditions
- Inadequate weather briefing
- Older-style flight instrumentation
- Strength of idea: Charted plane instead of bus trip
- The pregnant wife miscarried upon hearing the news report on the crash.
- Keep a close watch on weather changes.
- Know equipment and own limits
- Notification protocol change
#5 - 2LT Paul M. Pitts
- Crashed at Sharp Top Mountain on Feb 2, 1943
- Navigation training mission
- Five airmen lost
- During WWII, more Americans lost their lives in crashes like this than in combat
Sharp Top
- On 2 February 1943 alone:
- 7 fatal crashes
- 59 total stateside
Takeaways
- Self medication & flying habits
- Aircraft maintenance
- Materials & airworthiness
- Strength of an idea & hazardous attitudes
- Why aviation safety?
Day 3
- Runway Incursions
- Ruth 2:12
- Traffic, poor RCM, workload,
- Comair 5191 case
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