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Safety Iceberg (As in real Iceberg, also here it is larger down below) [2]

Safety Iceberg (As in real Iceberg, also here it is larger down below) [2]

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This paper deals with relationship between regulations and aviation safety. Regulatory basis is very extensive in aviation and strict rules are established, but in some areas stakeholders have quite a freedom. One of these areas is the aviation safety. It is the first point in a list of demands from the general public, who use air travel. This arti...

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... the ever decreasing numbers of accidents and incidents, and thus insufficient statistical sample, aviation safety evaluation was switched to every event with an impact on safety. Thus adding another level of safety iceberg (Fig. 2) to the already established levels of accidents, serious incidents and incidents. However, attempt to monitor aviation safety from the perspective of every event with impact on safety is difficult to implement. The supervisory authority dealing with everything may operate only with great difficulties in this solution, because ...

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