US EditionInvestigating Human Factors Contributing to General Aviation Accidents
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Investigating Human Factors Contributing to General Aviation Accidents
In a startling revelation from a recent study conducted at the University of Arkansas, mechanical engineer Neelakshi Majumdar highlights a critical concern in aviation safety: the alarming frequency of inflight loss of control incidents among general aviation pilots. With an average of four aircraft crashes occurring daily in the United States, the study emphasizes that nearly all the airplanes involved are single-engine craft. These figures und…
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