Safety in Aviation Organizations

The aim of this research is to provide readers with insight into how crew resource management (CRM) can improve the safety of aviation organizations. This survey also describes CRM, a set of guidelines, codes of conduct, and standard operational practices to enable organizations to use all available resources for safe and efficient flight operations. CRM covers a wide range of knowledge, skills, and attitudes, including communication, context awareness, problem solving, aviation decisions, information management and teamwork (Royal Aeronautical Society, 1999).

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.

Safety culture ensures that all employees in the organization are safe and reduce adverse events. The concept of safety culture comes from other 'reliable organization' such as aviation industry and military. Despite complicated and dangerous work, we always pay attention to safety. As unexpected security problems continue to occur, we are working on building an environment where trusted organizations anticipate potential problems, identify problems early, and respond as soon as possible to prevent catastrophic consequences is. . According to AHRQ (64), the main features of medical safety culture are as follows.

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.