Orientation-Error Accidents in Regular Army Aircraft During Fiscal Year 1971: Relative Incidence and Cost
Orientation-Error Accidents in Regular Army Aircraft During Fiscal Year 1971: Relative Incidence and Cost
- Neue Suche nach: W. C. Hixson
- Neue Suche nach: E. Spezia
- Neue Suche nach: W. C. Hixson
- Neue Suche nach: E. Spezia
The report is the fifth in a series of reports dealing with the pilot disorientation/vertigo accident problem in Army fixed wing and rotary wing flight operations. Incidence and cost data presented for fiscal year 1971 include a total of 50 major and minor orientation-error accidents (25 of which were fatal), resulting in 65 fatalities, 67 nonfatal injuries, and an over-all aircraft damage cost of $11,404,119. The contribution of rotary wing accidents to this total was 47 accidents (23 of which were fatal), resulting in 62 fatalities, 67 nonfatal injuries, and an over-all aircraft damage cost of $11,191,377.
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Orientation-Error Accidents in Regular Army Aircraft During Fiscal Year 1971: Relative Incidence and Cost
1974
46 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Aeronautics , Transportation Safety , Aviation accidents , Army aircraft , Pilots , Vertigo , Errors , Orientation(Direction) , Motion , Attitude(Inclination) , Helicopters , Army research , Naval research , Aviation injuries , Mortality rates , Damage , Costs , Aviation safety , Orientation error accidents