Analysis of Appropriate Methods for Assessment of Safety in Aviation

Journal Title: MAD - Magazine of Aviation Development - Year 2014, Vol 2, Issue 11

Abstract

This article discusses the methods used for the assessment of the safety of aviation. The aim is to introduce the methods, compare them and choose the one that would be most appropriate to use for airlines around the world, and which would therefore bring the biggest increase in the overall safety in aviation.

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Jana Ondrášková, Jakub Kraus

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  • EP ID EP300157
  • DOI 10.14311/MAD.2014.11.01
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How To Cite

Jana Ondrášková, Jakub Kraus (2014). Analysis of Appropriate Methods for Assessment of Safety in Aviation. MAD - Magazine of Aviation Development, 2(11), 4-8. https://europub.co.uk./articles/-A-300157