Don Gunther
Abstract
SUBTITLE: A FOLLOW-UP LOSA PERFORMED IN 2000 BY CONTINENTAL AIRLINES SHOWED A POSITIVE TREND AMONG LINE PILOTS, WHO HAD NOT ONLY ACCEPTED THE PRINCIPLES OF ERROR MANAGEMENT BUT HAD INCORPORATED THEM INTO EVERYDAY OPERATIONS WITH AN INCREASE IN OVERALL CREW PERFORMANCE.
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SUBTITLE: A FOLLOW-UP LOSA PERFORMED IN 2000 BY CONTINENTAL AIRLINES SHOWED A POSITIVE TREND AMONG LINE PILOTS, WHO HAD NOT ONLY ACCEPTED THE PRINCIPLES OF ERROR MANAGEMENT BUT HAD INCORPORATED THEM INTO EVERYDAY OPERATIONS WITH AN INCREASE IN OVERALL CREW PERFORMANCE.
Key concepts: Crew, Excellence, Subtitle, Aeronautics, Training (meteorology), Operations management, Management training, Aviation