The September/October 2020 issue of FAA Safety Briefing focuses on the integral role of data in the aviation industry. Feature articles and departments explore the many ways data is collected, analyzed, and shared to make better and more informed safety-related decisions. We’ll also look at some of the FAA’s collaborative processes and tools that are helping to improve safety and efficiency in the National Airspace System.
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Feature Articles
1
Show Me the Data! A Look at Data Sharing and Analysis in Aviation Safety (on FlightPush)
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2
Driven By Data: How the FAA Safety Team Leverages Data to Improve GA Safety (on FlightPush)
Medium
3
The Missing Link: Contributing to the Future by Examining Your Past (on FlightPush)
Medium
4
BIG DATA, Little Team: How You Benefit from the FAA’s Surface Safety Metric (on FlightPush)
Medium
5
Rise to the Top: A Look at Frequent Accident Issues for Balloonists (on FlightPush)
Medium
Departments
1
Jumpseat: Transformation to Information (on FlightPush)
Medium
2
Condition Inspection: Data-Driven Policy Changes (on FlightPush)
Medium
3
Checklist: Got Data? (on FlightPush)
Medium
4
Drone Debrief: Data-based Decision Making (on FlightPush)
Medium
5
Nuts, Bolts, and Electrons: See Something? Say Something (on FlightPush)
Medium
6
Angle of Attack: FAA Lessons Learned Library Welcomes GA/Rotorcraft (on FlightPush)
Medium
7
Vertically Speaking: History Lessons (on FlightPush)
Medium
8
FAA Faces: Charlie Hamilton and Jay Flowers (on FlightPush)
Medium
Contents as listed in the FAA's archive of FAA Safety Briefing issues. Issue Archive