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Presence of mind : the Qantas Flight 32 accident fully engaged the cabin crew's skills and judgment

Wayne Rosenkrans

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Key concepts: Crew, Aeronautics, Engineering, Accident (philosophy), Aviation accident, Aviation, Aerospace engineering, Epistemology

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