Because the true purpose of documentation is not to preserve papers, but the operational memory of an organization. Aircraft age. People retire. Technology changes. And yet, the safest organizations in the world go on operating with the same consistency for decades. So how is it possible for an organization to sustain the same level of […]
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When we think about the aviation industry, the image that often comes to mind is that of a pilot in the cockpit or a flight attendant giving safety instructions. However, behind every successful flight lies a complex and coordinated network of professionals who, though not always visible to passengers and without holding aeronautical licenses, are
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The term “ Aviator Pilot” is consigned to the person who controls, directs, guides, or commands an aircraft in flight. The concept arises in the French Literary Work “Aviation ou Navigation Aérienne” written by Guillaume Joseph Gabriel de La Landelle in 1863 and the original term was “Aviateur” which translated into English is Aviator, also
This topic deals in a general way with the classification of Aeronautical Personnel as an integral part within the aeronautical industry, as applied in ICAO Annex 1.
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