Round Up the Usual Suspects: Corralling the Common Causes of GA Mishaps

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The July/August 2018 issue of FAA Safety Briefing uses themes from the 1942 classic movie, Casablanca, to address a serious and potentially deadly issue: the persistently consistent causes of GA safety mishaps. We "round up the usual suspects" in our feature articles, covering familiar safety topics like loss of control, weather, runway safety, and fuel management.

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Feature Articles

Round Up the Usual Suspects: Corralling the Common Causes of GA Mishaps (on FlightPush)
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Master of My Fate: Maintaining Aircraft Control (on FlightPush)
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Is that My Runway? How to Avoid Wrong Surface Operations (on FlightPush)
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Maybe Not Today ... Avoiding the Perils (and Regrets) of VFR into IMC (on FlightPush)
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Not an Easy Day to Forget: Remembering Fuel Management Before It’s Too Late (on FlightPush)
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Thinking of Two: Managing Instructional Risk (on FlightPush)
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