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Training aid targets approach accidents

Approach and landing accidents cause 45 percent of hull losses, according to the Flight Safety Foundation (FSF), despite the fact that this phase of each f

By Matt Thurber • Editor-in-Chief

June 5, 2007

Approach and landing accidents cause 45 percent of hull losses, according to the Flight Safety Foundation (FSF), despite the fact that this phase of each flight accounts for just 4 percent of flying time. In an effort to address the number of accidents that occur in that brief but critical phase, NBAA began distributing an approach and landing accident reduction (ALAR) training aid at the NBAA International Operators Conference.

The training aid’s main purpose is to educate pilots and operators about strategies and tools they can use to enhance their awareness of the risk factors during approach and landing.

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