The risks involved with flying are quite different from those experienced in daily activities. Managing these risks requires a conscious effort and established standards (or a maximum risk threshold). Pilots who practice effective risk management have predetermined personal standards and have formed habit patterns and checklists to incorporate them.
Risk Management is a continuous process and should include elements such as :
- Elements of Risk Management
- Hazards
- Risks
- Managing Risk
- Human Behaviour
- Identifying and Mitigating Risk
- Pilots
- Pilot’s Health
- Stress Management
- Aircraft
- Environment
- Weather
- Terrain
- Airport
- Airspace
- External pressures
- Pilots
- Assessing Risk
- Quantifying risk using a Risk Matrix
- Likelihood of an event
- Severity of an event
- Mitigating risk
- Aeronautical Decision making
- Resource Management
- Automation
- Risk Management Training