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What’s happening to our checklist discipline? By Dr. Immanuel Barshi NASA Aeronautics, System-Wide Safety Project Human Systems Integration Division, NASA Ames Research Center Recent reports to the NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS) show an increase in checklist errors. Flights roll onto the runway for departure only to discover that flaps are not properly set for takeoff. A flight takes off and the autobrakes are not set to RTO. A flight departs and climbs out only to discover that packs or not on. How can that be? Setting the flaps for takeoff is on the checklist! Making sure…
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