Robert L Sumwalt
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SUBTITLE: IN 1981, ADDITIONAL U.S. FEDERAL AVIAITON ADMINISTRATION REGULATIONS WERE ENACTED TO REDUCE ACCIDENTS BY PROHIBITING NONESSENTIAL CREW ACTIVITIES DURING CRITICAL PHASES OF FLIGHT: A RECENT REVIEW OF ANONYMOUS REPORTS SUGGESTS THAT NONCOMPLIANCE REMAINS A PROBLEM.
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SUBTITLE: IN 1981, ADDITIONAL U.S. FEDERAL AVIAITON ADMINISTRATION REGULATIONS WERE ENACTED TO REDUCE ACCIDENTS BY PROHIBITING NONESSENTIAL CREW ACTIVITIES DURING CRITICAL PHASES OF FLIGHT: A RECENT REVIEW OF ANONYMOUS REPORTS SUGGESTS THAT NONCOMPLIANCE REMAINS A PROBLEM.
Key concepts: Crew, Cockpit, Aeronautics, Engineering, Aviation, Subtitle, Aviation accident, Administration (probate law)