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Human Factor - then what could it lead to? - Coggle Diagram

- - - - pilot decision making can be affected
- - - - lack of concentration
    - - Hindered reaction time
- - - - different types of terrain
  - - - engine failure
        
        Threat: Any wildlife. UAS: Possible crash
      - Landing gear wont deploy
        
        The ailerons won't work
        
        The engine doesn't start
      - Weather
        
        The aircraft experiences turbulence and can be hard to control.
        
        Rain
        
        If their is strong winds then the aircraft could enter an undesired spin
        
        Lightning
        
        Lack of visibility in fog and clouds
        
        unexpected storms with high winds and rain, dark skys reduce visibility
      - Error: Wrong controls causes a crash. UAS: misapplications of flight controls
      - air traffic
        
        different types of terrain
        
        amount of daylight hours to complete a mission (environmental threat)
      - Other Aircraft
        
        Being caught in a traffic situation which may cause a crash between aircraft.
        
        Internal threats are those which originate from within the crew. Although they are not an error,
        they can increase the likelihood of an error occurring. Fatigue is an example of an internal threat.
      - Miscommunication resulting in damage or potential damage
      - Not following checklist
        
        The planes engine isn't refueled
        
        The plane isn't checked correctly which makes the plane
        
        Threat of incorrectly starting starting engines which could lead to emergency
      - Not Following: SOP's, Flight procedures, Checklist
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        not following your flight path
      - Organizational threats originate through procedures, documentation or workload issues.
      - Human Error
        
        The aircraft could be incorrectly controlled leading to accidents or incidents.
      - Undesired Personal gaining access to aircraft
      - Setting the flaps incorrectly
      - A hikacker is a threat as it was not created by the crew and orginated from outside the aircraft
      - Error: Wrong controls causes a crash. UAS: misapplications of flight controls
      - 9.Threats & Errors (then what is the UAS)
        
        engine failure
        
        Threat: Any wildlife. UAS: Possible crash
        
        Landing gear wont deploy
        
        The ailerons won't work
        
        The engine doesn't start
        
        Weather
        
        The aircraft experiences turbulence and can be hard to control.
        
        Rain
        
        If their is strong winds then the aircraft could enter an undesired spin
        
        Lightning
        
        Lack of visibility in fog and clouds
        
        unexpected storms with high winds and rain, dark skys reduce visibility
        
        Error: Wrong controls causes a crash. UAS: misapplications of flight controls
        
        air traffic
        
        different types of terrain
        
        amount of daylight hours to complete a mission (environmental threat)
        
        Other Aircraft
        
        Being caught in a traffic situation which may cause a crash between aircraft.
        
        Internal threats are those which originate from within the crew. Although they are not an error,
        they can increase the likelihood of an error occurring. Fatigue is an example of an internal threat.
        
        Miscommunication resulting in damage or potential damage
        
        Not following checklist
        
        The planes engine isn't refueled
        
        The plane isn't checked correctly which makes the plane
        
        Threat of incorrectly starting starting engines which could lead to emergency
        
        Not Following: SOP's, Flight procedures, Checklist
        
        \
        
        not following your flight path
        
        Organizational threats originate through procedures, documentation or workload issues.
        
        Human Error
        
        The aircraft could be incorrectly controlled leading to accidents or incidents.
        
        Undesired Personal gaining access to aircraft
        
        Setting the flaps incorrectly
        
        A hikacker is a threat as it was not created by the crew and orginated from outside the aircraft
        
        Error: Wrong controls causes a crash. UAS: misapplications of flight controls
        
        9.Threats & Errors (then what is the UAS)
        
        engine failure
        
        Threat: Any wildlife. UAS: Possible crash
        
        Landing gear wont deploy
        
        The ailerons won't work
        
        The engine doesn't start
        
        Weather
        
        The aircraft experiences turbulence and can be hard to control.
        
        Rain
        
        If their is strong winds then the aircraft could enter an undesired spin
        
        Lightning
        
        Lack of visibility in fog and clouds
        
        unexpected storms with high winds and rain, dark skys reduce visibility
        
        Error: Wrong controls causes a crash. UAS: misapplications of flight controls
        
        air traffic
        
        different types of terrain
        
        amount of daylight hours to complete a mission (environmental threat)
        
        Other Aircraft
        
        Being caught in a traffic situation which may cause a crash between aircraft.
        
        Internal threats are those which originate from within the crew. Although they are not an error,
        they can increase the likelihood of an error occurring. Fatigue is an example of an internal threat.
        
        Miscommunication resulting in damage or potential damage
        
        Not following checklist
        
        The planes engine isn't refueled
        
        The plane isn't checked correctly which makes the plane
        
        Threat of incorrectly starting starting engines which could lead to emergency
        
        Not Following: SOP's, Flight procedures, Checklist
        
        \
        
        not following your flight path
        
        Organizational threats originate through procedures, documentation or workload issues.
        
        Human Error
        
        The aircraft could be incorrectly controlled leading to accidents or incidents.
        
        Undesired Personal gaining access to aircraft
        
        Setting the flaps incorrectly
        
        A hikacker is a threat as it was not created by the crew and orginated from outside the aircraft
        
        Error: Wrong controls causes a crash. UAS: misapplications of flight controls