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It's also probably partially attributable to the fact that it's their own life on the line if they skip a checklist step like lowering landing gear. That in co
by rtkwe 7y ago
It's also probably partially attributable to the fact that it's their own life on the line if they skip a checklist step like lowering landing gear.
That in combination with training. It's just the cultural thing to do, everyone uses checklists, a pilot from the moment they start training is always doing check lists.
It also helps that a checklist for a plane is always relevant where a checklist for a procedure is more variable.
- WalterBright 7y agoTheir career is also on the line, even if they live through the incident. Nobody wants to keep on a pilot who is careless with at $100m machine.
- rtkwe 7y agoYeah there's definitely a difference in the culture where checklists are the norm in aerospace where they're a new and developing thing in medicine.