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Trasporto aereo. Iata-Easa: misure per ridurre il rischio di perdita di controllo in caso di incidente

Ginevra, Svizzera - Entrambe le autorità hanno annunciato la pubblicazione di nuovi requisiti di formazione per piloti di linea

Easa (European Aviation Safety Agency) ed Iata (International Air Transport Association) hanno annunciato la pubblicazione di nuovi requisiti di formazione per piloti di linea volti ad evitare casi di perdita di controllo situazioni critiche. I requisiti Uprt ("Upset prevention and recovery training") mirano a migliorare gli standard di sicurezza per mitigare la perdita di controllo in volo (Loc-I,...

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Roma, Italia, 05/05/2015 15:34
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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