Stating the obvious
Posted: 01 Aug 2015, 17:26
In the wake ( years afterwards ) of the loss of the Air France A330 in mid-Atlantic, the EASA has now put out this recommendation regarding the Inter-Tropical front ( as I always knew it )
When operating in adverse convective weather and the ITCZ area, operators should thoroughly determine their exposure to ITCZ risks and ensure that efficient mitigating actions are continually and consistently taken, based on data-driven strategies, thereby actively preventing accidents resulting from LOC-I (loss of control in-flight). Safety management principles should apply to all aspects of flight operations in adverse convective weather and the ITCZ with a view to implementing risk mitigation strategies and proactively taking preventive actions. Particular attention should be paid to precursors of LOC-I.
Whatever would the airlines do without these hard-working ( a politician's in-phrase at the moment ) luminaries at Easa painfully sitting on their fat haemorrhoids ?
When operating in adverse convective weather and the ITCZ area, operators should thoroughly determine their exposure to ITCZ risks and ensure that efficient mitigating actions are continually and consistently taken, based on data-driven strategies, thereby actively preventing accidents resulting from LOC-I (loss of control in-flight). Safety management principles should apply to all aspects of flight operations in adverse convective weather and the ITCZ with a view to implementing risk mitigation strategies and proactively taking preventive actions. Particular attention should be paid to precursors of LOC-I.
Whatever would the airlines do without these hard-working ( a politician's in-phrase at the moment ) luminaries at Easa painfully sitting on their fat haemorrhoids ?