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    Thanks for providing the cyclist examples.  The thought processes of a cyclist are so similar to flying fighters.  However‚ we never discussed arousal per se.  We did discuss tunnel vision and fixation (we used the term channelized attention frequently (as something to avoid).  Tunnel vision and channelized attention were usually a result of a sharp drop in situational awareness (SA) that was a byproduct of task saturation.  The more you prepared for and anticipated contingencies or backup plans

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    desired goal of influencing flight crew members to operate more safely and effectively as one co-operative unit (rather than as individuals). The positive application of crew resource management envisages minimised risks and consequently‚ safer skies for all. One common definition of CRM can be expressed as the effective management of all available resources available to the operators; including software‚ hardware and liveware‚ to achieve the goal of safe flight operations (Jenson‚ 1995).

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    Spatial Disorientation

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    that does not allow the pilot to maintain natural visual references‚ such as clouds or terrain‚ can cause SD. Whilst pilots can compensate by learning to fly using cockpit instruments‚ a malfunction such as a vacuum failure‚ in less than desirable visual meteorological conditions (VMC) can also cause SD‚ with the same lethal results. While some pilots are introduced to the concepts of SD during their flight training‚ general aviation pilots still have misunderstandings about what it is and how

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    The quadcopter design had never really caught on the mainstreams aircraft design due to its stability issues; however‚ quadcopters have recently becomes very popular because of radio controlled (RC) aircraft‚ and in other particular drones. It uses an electronic control system and electronic sensors to help stabilize itself. 1.1 Background problems Quadcopter is an important aspect of any type of UAV’s. Quadcopter is a latest design

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    advanced training and new technology. Desert Helicopter Operations: Military Specific A typical desert environment is unpredictable‚ potentially violent‚ and does not follow any particular terrain model. Weather conditions consist of extreme highs‚ sandstorms‚ and fluctuating wind speeds; making flight operations extremely unsafe for aviators without adequate training. Since Desert Storm/Desert Shield‚ the United States Military has taken the experiences and mistakes that were made and used them

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    powered aircraft‚ Daedalus 88 and flew 115km in 1788. In 1842‚ Englishman named Henson patented a design for a machine similar to the modern monoplane. A Frenchman‚ Alphonse Penaud made successful flying models of airplanes while Clement Ader achieved flight over 45m in 1890 and about 280m in 1897. In 1894‚ Sir Hiram Maxim built a plane in England which was operated by steam engines and carrying three people‚ it rose into air. Orville and Wilbur Wright flew the first piloted airplane on 17th Dec 1903

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    some countries‚ ATC may also play a security or defense role (as in the United States)‚ or actually be run entirely by the military (as in Brazil). Air traffic control was first introduced at London’s Croydon Airport in 1921. Archie League‚ who controlled aircraft using colored flags at what is today Lambert-St. Louis International Airport‚ is often considered the first air traffic controller. Preventing collisions is referred to as separation‚ which is a term used to prevent aircraft from coming

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    Night Vision Goggle Training and Currency Requirements for the Fixed-Wing VFR Pilot Manuel Gomez Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University ASCI 691 Graduate Capstone Course Submitted to the Worldwide Campus in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements of the Degree of Master of Aeronautical Science March‚ 2013 Abstract The current FAA mandated Night Vision Goggle (NVG) training and currency requirements will be evaluated to determine their suitability when applied to the fixed-wing

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    This accident report discusses the June 9‚ 2009‚ accident involving an Agusta S.p.A. A-109E helicopter‚ N606SP‚ which impacted terrain following visual flight rules flight into instrument meteorological conditions near Santa Fe‚ New Mexico. The commercial pilot and one passenger were fatally injured; a highway patrol officer who was acting as a spotter during the accident flight was seriously injured. The entire aircraft was substantially damaged. The helicopter was registered to the New Mexico Department

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    the F-15E and the now retired F-14 have roughly 80 percent of their budget spent on avionics. Most modern helicopters now have budget splits of 60/40 in favour of avionics.[citation needed] The civilian market has also seen a growth in cost of avionics. Flight control systems (fly-by-wire) and new navigation needs brought on by tighter airspaces‚ have pushed up development costs. The major change has been the recent boom in consumer flying. As more people begin to use planes as their primary method of transportation

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