Table of Content
1. Introduction to flight risk assessment
2. What is a flight risk assessment?
3. The three steps of a flight risk assessment
4. How to assess a flight risk
5. Conclusion
1. Introduction to flight risk assessment
Flight risk assessment is a process used to identify and assess the potential for risks associated with flying. It can help identify areas where flight may be at risk, and help mitigate these risks.
There are a number of factors to consider when assessing flight risk. These include:
-Pilot’s history and experiences
-The destination and the route to the destination
-The type of flight
-The aircraft used
-The weather conditions
-The time of year
It is important to remember that no one is completely immune to flight risk. But There are always many chances to mitigate flight risks.
2. What is a flight risk assessment?
A flight risk assessment is a tool used to identify potential risks associated with a flight. It can help to identify potential threats to the safety of the flight, and can help to determine whether a flight is safe to take. A flight risk assessment can also help to identify potential risks associated with the passengers on the flight, and can help to determine whether passengers are likely to engage in dangerous behavior while on the flight.
3. The three steps of a flight risk assessment
IDENTIFY: It is the first step of flight risk assessment. The possible hazards must be identified. If We do not identify the hazards, We will not be able to take actions to mitigate them.
ASSESS: Assessing the risk is the essential point of flight risk management. A robust assessment gives us opportunity to see what is probability and consequences of risk and hazard.
MITIGATE: Mitigation is an outcome for flight risk assessment. We can reduce flight risk with mitigation actions.
4. How to assess a flight risk
There are different methodology to assess flight risk. The most common method is to answer questions with an evaluation form. Each question represents a specific score. The evaluation form produces a score that will fall within one of three risk categories: Green (low), yellow (medium), and red (high).
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5. Conclusion
The evaluation of flight risks is a crucial component of safety management for an air operator company. It must also be a component of corporate culture. You may visit FAA safety team website to have more detailed information regarding aviation safety management.