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That's why you have 2+ people. Unlikely that 2+ people will make the same mistake. Unless you're on Asiana or another provider where junior crew are taught to
by huffmsa 9y ago
That's why you have 2+ people. Unlikely that 2+ people will make the same mistake.
Unless you're on Asiana or another provider where junior crew are taught to defer to the superior at all times. Which is a problem most of the industry recognized a while back and thus makes sure that the staff is usually around the same level of seniority.
- tylersmith 9y agoCrew Resource Management is important and became a standard in the industry after United 173[1] ran out of fuel because everyone was distracted by a failed light. The low fuel was noticed by co-pilots who were not assertive about the seriousness of the issue to the more senior captain. As a result the NTSB made a specific recommendation that all crew members be taught to be assertive. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Airlines_Flight_173 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Airlines_Flight_173