Today's Electronic Checklists Reduce Likelihood of Crew Errors and Help Prevent Mishaps.¶
Boorman, D. (2001). Today's Electronic Checklists Reduce Likelihood of Crew Errors and Help Prevent Mishaps. ICAO Journal, 56(1), 17-20.
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- In aviation and medicine checklists with branching conditionals — "if cabin altitude exceeds the threshold, then masks on" — and pre-briefed contingencies bind responses to named cues before the situation arrives.
This sourceAviation checklists and branching contingency procedures bind named cues to fixed action sequences before the situation arises.
- In aviation and medicine checklists with branching conditionals — "if cabin altitude exceeds the threshold, then masks on" — and pre-briefed contingencies bind responses to named cues before the situation arrives.
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