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Management and Investigation Articles that have been published in the UKFSC Official Publication “FOCUS on Commercial Aviation Safety”.

Title
Author
Issue No
Page No
Licencing Action
SRG CAA
4
3
Can you Punish an Accident
Anonymous
5
3
The BASIS for Safety Management
Capt. Mike Holtom
5
25
Developments Affecting Aviation Safety Regulation
Ronald Ashford
6
3
JAA – European Community Flight time Limitations
Capt. Russ Williams
7
3
Safety Regulation in the Liberalised European Environment
Ronald Ashford
9
3
Risk Mamaging – Flaws and Solutions
William F. McLaughlin
10
18
Direct and Indirest costs of an Accident
Roy Humphreyson
12
23
JAA – An Update
Ronald Ashford
14
20
JAA Flight Time Limitations – Update
Capt. Russ Williams
15
 
Picking up the Pieces
Ken Smart
15
12
The BASIS for Continued Improvement
Capt. Mike Holtom
16
6
Flight Time Limitations
Capt. Russ Williams
18
2
Air Crew Duty Times
Dr. Hans Wegmann
18
3
ICAO Annex 13 Changes – The Key to Improving Aviation Safety
Ken Smart
18
10
An Introduction to Air accident Investigatin Tool
Walton & Whayeb
18
11
ICARUS – Mystery Solved at Last
Basic Clarke
19
10
Hindsight is Great – But Foresight is Even Better
Sqn. Ldr. V. J. Rice
20
17
Flight Time Limitations – a Proposal for a New Start
Dr. G. J. Cresswell
22
6
Quality Management in the Operations Department
Alan Munro
23
4
Corporate Killing – A New Hazard for Civil Aviation
Peter Martin
24
8
An Airline’s View of Airline Safety Management – Part 1
Capt. Colin Sharples
24
12
JAR Quality assurance Audits – A Human aApect
Capt. Tony Clark
24
20
An Airline’s View of Airline Safety Management – Part 1
Capt. Colin Sharples
25
17
Safety Data Exchange Advances – A Cautious Step Forward
James Ott
26
6
The UK Civil Aviation (Investigation of Air Accidents & Incidents) Regulations 1996 (SI 1996/2798)
Peter Martin
26
9
Operations Quality Management One Year On
Alan Munro
26
18
EPIC – Emergency Procedures Information Centre
Trisha Windsor
26
24
The Challenges Ahead
Jack Howell
27
10
Fire in the Hole(d)
Roy Humphreyson
27
15
The Changing Face of Technical Training
Avionics Maintenance Conference – Plane talk
29
6
Unlocking the Value of Your Flight Data – part 3
Edward H. Paintin
29
14
An introduction to Flight Safety Risk Assessment
Richard Profit
30
4
Cinderella in the Flight Department
Gisele Richardson
30
8
Flight Time Limitation – Where to Now?
Capt. Russell Williams
38
18
A Bolt is Lost, Then Found… Or Is It?
John James
31
12
Centralised Maintenance Computer Systems
Reprint from AMC Plane Talk
32
18
Pathfinders
Jack Hessburg
33
18
ICAO Assessment of the UK Oversight Capability
Roland Zilz
34
4
Multi-Engine Maintenance
thomas Murray & Vince Robel
34
16
Man-Made Mineral Fibres – An Additional Source of Danger at Aircraft Accident Sites
Capt. Rob Sargent
34
20
Bird strike Threat is Best Controlled by effective Wildlife Control augmented by Land-Use Management
Arun Rao & Alistair Pinos
33
18
NTSB Weights Call for Recorder Backup
James T. McKenna
35
14
Safety Culture Improvement
Mark Flemming & Ronny Larnder
35
20
Managing aircraft – Tyre wear and damage Requires Adherence to removal Limits
FSF Editorial Staff
36
16
JAR Rules – What They are About
INTL. Flight Training News
37
4
The Link Between Management, Quality and Safety
Edward H. Paintin
37
10
Post Accident Investigation
Roy Humphreyson
37
14
Dupont Aims for “Zero Incidents”
Jim Brock
37
20
Code share Pertners Take Innovative Approaches to Comunicating Safety
Linda Tavlin
37
23
Embracing Safety Management
The Editor
38
17
Cheaper Operations – A Sound Safety Culture – The Benefits
Reprinted from the Flight Safety Digest
38
16
Corporate Killing – Directors Liabilities
Steven Kay QC
40
11
They Were Just Little problems – Nothing Major
Reprinted from the Aviation Safety Vortex
40
19
Is Turning the Lights Down Low at Night a Safe Procedure
Peter Martin Legal Advisor’s Column
40
22
Follow uo on safety Management Systems – It’s the People that Count
Capt. Russ Williams
41
5
Risky Business
Bill Read
41
6
Aeronautical Radiotelephony Communications
Edward H. Paintin
41
10
Crisis Aftermath -The Commom Threads
Linda Tavlin
43
12
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)
Peter Moxham
44
20
Duplicate/Secondary Inspections – Working Group Draft Report
UKFSC Maintenance Standing Committee
46
22
Sharing Safety Lessons
Capt. John Marshall
49
17
Minimum Safe Turnaround Time – A Briefing Paper for Schedule Planning Departments
ERA Air Safety Work Group
50
18
Waging War Against Unsafe Operations
E. H. Paintin
50
21
When Flight Safety is Simply Not Enough
Ian Marshall
51
4
Safety in Aviation Maintenance the US Navy Way
Cdr Ian Peck
51
10
Waging War Against Unsafe Operations – Part 2
E H Paintin
51
20
Universities Collaborate in Risk Perception Project
Simon Bennett
51
23
Air Safety Report Administration made Easier
Simon Earthrowl
52
20
Aviation Safety – The Balance Between Cost and Value
Peter G Richards FRAeS
53
16
Just Culture in Aviation Safety Management
Doug Church
54
4
Towards a Just Culture
Graham Braithwaite
54
7
Poacher turned Gamekeeper
Capt. Phil Jones
53
23
Access to the CAA Mandatory Occurrence Reports
 
56
9
Ramp Accidents and Incidents Constitute a Significant Safety Issue
Robert Matthews
57
4
Peer Intervention
 
57
13
Mandatory Occurrence Reporting
Simon Phippard
58
22
Enterprise safety reporting and administration software for commercial aviation operators
 
61
21
Brief history of Aer Arann
 
62
8
UK Mandatory occurence reporting scheme Marks 30 years
 
62
22
Communication error, an industry campaign to improve standards
Karen Skinner
63
17
National initiative targeting disruptive passengers
 
63
19
Data analysis as a route to improved flight safety performance
John Coppins
65
20
When is an operator not an operator – corporate jets, private or public transport?
Guy Facey
65
22
Fly on the right
Alex Fisher
67
18
A view of flight data monitoring
Simon Searle
67
20
Perception, attention and safety management training
 
68
21
Remote management of real-time airplane data
John B Maggiore
69
6
Stable or unstable approaches
Simon Searle
69
16
EASA: new powers, new responsibilities
Savina Zakoula
70
10
European Strategic Safety Initiative (ESSI)
M Masson
70
12
The management of aviation safety risk in the MOD
 
70
21
Target zero: a culture of safety
Richard Burman
Andy Evans
71
7
Why is DHL Air undertaking a Line Operations Safety Audit?
Capt. Gordon Hutchins
71
15
Line Operations Safety Audit (LOSA) provides data on threats and errors
FSF Editorial Staff
71
16
Quality and safety – what next?
Alan Munro
71
24
Practical Implementation of a Integrated SMS David Mawdsley 72 21
Safety Culture in ATM Eurocontrol 75 12
UKFSC Benefits of Membership UKFSC 75 23
SMS (RTi) Mara A Estefani 78 5
SMS on Wheels Thomas Anthony 80 12
EU Accident Investigation – Regulation Comes Into Force Charlotte Marfleet, BLG 81 25
So you want to be an Emergency Response Manager Ian Marshall 82 8
European Aviation Safety Programme Rodrigo Priego 83 7
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