Controller and pilot error in airport operations : a review of previous research and analysis of safety data
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2001-01-01
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Edition:Final Report; January 1997-June 1999
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Abstract:The purpose of this study was to examine controller and pilot errors in airport operations to identify potential tower remedies. The ; first part of the report contains a review of the literature of studies conducted of tower operationsand of efforts to integrate systems ; in the tower. The second part of the report contains an analysis of 256 tower operational errors and deviations, 67 reports of pilot ; deviations, 326 reports submitted to the Aviation Safety Reporting System by pilots and controllers, and 23 National ; Transportation Safety Board final reports of accidents and incidents. The report identifies factors associated with these incidents ; and potential remedies. ; The tower "shortfalls" that this study points to are the need for: better memory aids for controllers (and more consistent use of ; memory aids); improved means of controller-pilot communication; improved means to facilitate coordination among controllers; ; and improved surveillance and monitoring equipment. Additional recommendations were: improved aids for pilots situation ; awareness, such as better airport markings and lighting; airport-specific risk analyses,and revision ofthe means of recording ; operational errors.
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