Aircraft accidents by older persons.

Mohler, Stanley R.; Bedell, Rowland H.S.; Ross, Alan; Veregge, Everett J.; United States. Office of Aviation Medicine

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Aircraft accidents by older persons.

1967-10-01
By Mohler, Stanley R. ; Bedell, Rowland H.S. ; Ross, Alan ; ...

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Mohler, Stanley R. ; Bedell, Rowland H.S. ; Ross, Alan ; Veregge, Everett J.

Mohler, Stanley R. ; Bedell, Rowland H.S. ; Ross, Alan ; Veregge, Everett J. Less -
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United States. Office of Aviation Medicine
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Age Aged Age Groups Aircraft Accidents Aircraft Pilotage Air Pilots Airplanes--Landing Airplanes--Piloting Airplanes--Takeoff Airplanes--Taxiing Air Transportation Crashes Cardiovascular Diseases Cardiovascular System--Diseases Certification Chi-square Test Chi Square Test Fatalities General Aviation Hypothesis Testing Landing Older People Statistical Hypothesis Testing Students Takeoff Taxiing Vision Visual Acuity Weather Weather Conditions
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AM 67-22 ; DOT/FAA/AM-67/22

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Tech Report
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United States
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Civil Aerospace Medical Institute
Abstract:

During 1965 there were 450,494 certificated general aviation pilots in the United States, of which 9,826 were over sixty years old. Within this group there were 108 accidents, 17 of which were fatal. Statistical analysis (chi square) revealed that these older pilots were essentially as safe as their younger colleagues. Analyses of accidents by airman certificate and age groups are given.
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