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Some Inadequacies of Current Human Factors Certification Process of Advanced Aircraft Technologies

Jean Pariès

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According to Article 31 of the Convention on International Civil Aviation, any aircraft involved in international operation shall hold a certificate of airworthiness delivered or validated by its state of registry. Furthermore, Annex 8 to that convention sets the minimum international degree of standardization.

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According to Article 31 of the Convention on International Civil Aviation, any aircraft involved in international operation shall hold a certificate of airworthiness delivered or validated by its state of registry. Furthermore, Annex 8 to that convention sets the minimum international degree of standardization.

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According to Article 31 of the Convention on International Civil Aviation, any aircraft involved in international operation shall hold a certificate of airworthiness delivered or validated by its state of registry. Furthermore, Annex 8 to that convention sets the minimum international degree of standardization.

Key concepts: Certification, Current (fluid), Process (computing), Business, Process management, Computer science, Engineering, Management

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