Showing papers in "Air line pilot in 1993"

A tale of two tongues.

Abstract: 8 ASUBTITLE: A RECENT AIRLINE MIDAIR COLLISION UNDERSCORES THE NEED FOR INCREASED PILOT VIGILANCE -- AND FOR NEW MEASURES TO ENSURE AVIATION SAFETY WHERE ENGLISH IS NOT THE NATIVE TONGUE.

Passenger perceptions of airline safety: marketing safety records.

Abstract: Public awareness of airline safety issues is likely to increase in the 1990s. This growth will in part be simply a function of an increased number of passengers and frequency of travel. Even if the airline industry maintains its current accident rate, the raw number of accidents will increase because of the increase in flights. In this context, public perception of the airline industry is even more demanding.

Global alliances begin.

Abstract: 8 ASUBTITLE: AGREEMENTS BEING REACHED BETWEEN U.S. AND FOREIGN PILOTS WILL ESTABLISH A MODEL FOR FUTURE PARTNERSHIPS AND USHER IN A NEW ERA FOR GLOBAL AVIATION.