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2017 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Risk Analysis in Air Transport Telematics Systems Based on Aircraft’s Airbus A320 Accident
Authors : Michał Kozłowski, Ewa Dudek
Published in: Smart Solutions in Today’s Transport
Publisher: Springer International Publishing
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Abstract
This article is a continuation of the Authors’ study on the ways to ensure safety of aeronautical operations in the aspect of aeronautical data and information quality assurance in the entire process (considered as the supply chain) of those data and information creation, collection, processing, publication as well as final operational utilization, extending the discussed context to the risk of proper information utilization. In its content the accident of Airbus A320 aircraft (LH2904) that occurred on September 14th, 1993 at Warsaw airport [EPWA] during landing was described. Particular attention was paid to the telematic systems (especially those responsible for information and automatic control), that took part in the unsuccessful deceleration process of the aircraft. Then the brief characteristics of operational risk management in aviation was presented and hazard and operability study of the aircraft’s telematic systems, based on the described case, and using structured examination method (HAZOP), was conducted.