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John A Pope

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1989 · John A Pope · Flight safety digest · 2
Research Identifies Common Errors Behind Altitude Deviations.
1993 · John A Pope · Flight safety digest · 1
Industry mourns loss of former NBAA president
2009 · John A Pope · Aviation International News
Washington Adiz Fiasco Catches Congress' Eye
2004 · John A Pope · Aviation International News
Part 135 Rulemaking Group Tends to the Tough Issues
2004 · John A Pope · Aviation International News
Pilots Fall Under Gray Area in Overtime Rules
2004 · John A Pope · Aviation International News
Meeting at Dca Hangar Planes Tsa in Hot Seat
2004 · John A Pope · Aviation International News
Devil's in the Details of Faa Reauthorization
2004 · John A Pope · Aviation International News
Commitment to Corporate Safety Begins With a Plan
2002 · John A Pope · Aviation International News
Economy-boosting Bills May Spur Aircraft Sales
2001 · John A Pope · Aviation International News
Flying in Manual Mode
2001 · John A Pope · Aviation International News
Senate Hearing Probes Effect of Pilot Shortage on Air Service
2000 · John A Pope · Aviation International News
Aviation Groups Unite in Solid Support of Air-21
2000 · John A Pope · Aviation International News
Jimmy Stewart: Small-town Boy, Actor, War Hero and Avid Aviator
1999 · John A Pope · Aviation International News
Impeachment Logjam Slows Flow of Aviation Legislation
1998 · John A Pope · Aviation International News
Cali 757 Crash Report Cites Fms Confusion
1996 · John A Pope · Aviation International News
Limitations of See-and-avoid Concept Cited in Fatal Midair Collision /
1994 · John A Pope · Flight safety digest
When a Rejected Takeoff Goes Bad.
1991 · John A Pope · Flight safety digest
Mixed-crew Operations Require Special Considerations in Company Flight Manuals
1990 · John A Pope · Flight safety digest
Decisions, Motivation, Mind Set Accident investigations highlight the necessity of stressing human factors in pilot training. It is no longer adequate to cite "pilot error" as the cause of an accident, rather more emphasis is now being placed on the pilot's judgment, motivation and cockpit management in regards to their effect on an accident.
1988 · John A Pope
Works count: 20
Citation count: 3
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