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Essentials of
Aviation Management
is a guide for fixed-base
operator owners and managers that introduces
small business theory and practice for U.S.
general aviation service centers or fixed-base
operators in context of the national aviation
system. Areas covered include business planning,
marketing, financial strategy, human resources,
administration, and information services. Flight
line, front desk, flight operations and aviation
maintenance activities are discussed alongside
their relevant regulatory contexts.
(Available 11/15/09 - Pre-Order Your
Copy Today!)
Seventh Edition
Authors: Adam Coulby, John
Mott, Dr. Tom Carney and Julie
Rodwell |
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Our FBO Line Service Safety &
Procedures Manual is a
comprehensive guide for new line service staff.
It covers the importance of paperwork,
safety, common terms and definitions, proper
UNICOM phraseology, security procedures, hand
signals, aircraft
towing, fueling and various other
procedures.
This self-completing document includes an
introduction to a new safety management
system.
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Click here to view video
details and instructions on this
document
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Line Service Technician Job
Description- Includes hidden qualities
to access when hiring line staff as well a full
job
description. |
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FREE FBO Accident Prevention
Game
In stark contrast to
Learning from Experience
, true
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can reasonably be predicted, is actual major
accident/incident avoidance.
In this game, players
will use their knowledge, experience and
creativity to build an accident that has never
happened before but is conceivable. The system
will automatically build a preliminary accident
report based on random input from the players.
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DOWNLOAD
Right click
on the above link and select 'Save
as'
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"A safety management system
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acknowledges human subjectivity while taking
into account attitude, training and technical
failure within an interconnected system"
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