Measuring Safety Perceptions of Aviation Crew

Introduction (Problem under investigation / topic background): 1 aviation: Discovery of the flight took people to places he did not imagine. The aviation industry is the product of this discovery and is currently a global company whose approximately 3 billion people are flying in 2012 (ICAO, 2014). Since the birth of the civil aviation industry, aviation safety related research has gained a lot of attention. Air is considered to be one of the safest means of transportation, yet there is still a long way to adapt to people's ideas.

In his paper titled "Culture, Customer Relationship Management, Aviation Safety", Brent Hayward (1997) answered many of the author's organizational safety philosophy. Hayward believes that some people believe that it is a good basis for safety culture, others think that it is bad. More importantly, many of these ideas are based on factors such as "how organizations deal with conflicting goals of security and profitability, trade-offs between them, and demonstration of the level of security commitment" It is. (Page 8)

The airline industry accepts "safety culture". Competitor airlines and manufacturers share safety information with each other and are constantly striving to enhance aviation safety. For over 20 years, this work has been coordinated by two organizations - Civil Aviation Safety Group (CAST) and Joint Steering Committee of General Aviation (GAJSC). . In this neutral environment, the industry and the government collaborate to identify risks and develop best practices and innovations to mitigate risk.

Aeronautical safety refers to the state of an aircraft system or organization where the risks associated with or associated with aircraft operations are reduced and controlled to an acceptable level. It includes theory, practice, research and classification of flight failure, and prevention of such failure by rules, education and training. It can also be used in activities to promote the safety of air travel to the public.

The purpose of this paper is to emphasize the safety of air travel, but random, unpredictable and unstable crews endanger the safety and happiness of passengers. By document search, accidents of military aviation, general aviation and commercial aviation are now distinguished. In addition, the mental health related literature contains statistical details on how normal behavior and abnormal behavior, and stress factors in the working environment play an important role in forming pilot's idea I will. In this paper, from the viewpoint of human resource management, the importance of human resources management of the crew, teamwork and necessity of improvement of daily flight, fairness that safe flight operations and employees can clarify errors and other problems I will point out the relationship with culture.