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While on leave in Seward, AK, I found this sign at the Alaska Sea Life Center profound and relevant. “Technology can be quite tempting and creates an easy trap.” During my time as the 51st Mission Support Group Commander, we attempted several times to tackle the limited parking issue on Osan Air Base. One of the problems was the inability to scan the registration sticker to confirm a vehicle is currently registered to the owner (vice passed down from unaccompanied Airman to unaccompanied Airman). A team of SMEs recommended investing in a new scanning system with a $50k+ cost and 1yr+ timeline. After much deliberation, we went back to the problem statement and I suggested we just purchase month and year stickers, like the kind placed on US state license plates. The defenders would be able to easily see if the vehicle is currently registered through an Airman’s DEROS…at 1/10th the cost and half the timeline. New tech does not always equal innovation…avoid the tech trap!
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Have you ever wondered what air ambulance crew have to review before taking flight? 🚁✨ There's a lot that goes into ensuring the helicopters reach the scene of an emergency safely. The dedicated crews conduct daily briefings, covering essential checks such as: ⚠️ Reviewing any notifications or warnings in the local airspace. 🌧️ Assessing nearby weather conditions, including wind speed and direction. 🚁 Confirming the availability of open hospital helipads. ⚖️ Checking the helicopter's weight and balance. These meticulous checks showcase the commitment to safety and readiness for every mission. 🌟
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I like your thoughts Anita. I think a flight engineer would be most handy in the cockpit. However, I think we are heading the opposite way simply because the economics (and arguably safety) of air travel is dictating reduced crew…and supposedly the technology is there to bridge the gap. Yes, the military can special order MDA aircraft to a desired configuration but I think they will follow suit with commercial cockpits. Lots of human factors considerations here, both in design and operations.
This one hits close to home. Glad to hear that everyone made it out alive and safe. 🙏🏽🙏🏽 The investigation is ongoing but I’m curious, and it’s hard not to wonder, if having a flight engineer in the flight station could have helped prevent this from happening. https://lnkd.in/g8Mnqygr
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Clear and decisive leadership in a crisis saved lives.
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January 15, 2009 was the day the 155 people aboard Flight 1549 experienced a very sudden emergency of a lifetime. On this day 15 years ago, a group of crewmembers, passengers, rescuers, first responders, and I were confronted by an unimagined crisis and overcame the unknown by doing one thing: working together. #CaptSully #News #Flight1549 #MiracleOnTheHudson #15thAnniversary
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Wisner Baum aviation attorney Timothy Loranger and client Huy Tran speak with KIRO News Seattle about what it was like when the door plug blew off during an Alaska Airlines flight and the aftermath, including injuries to his friend, Cuong Tran. Watch the clip here: https://lnkd.in/g_wgTA_w
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When leadership and decision-making come together, amazing things can happen.
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January 15, 2009 was the day the 155 people aboard Flight 1549 experienced a very sudden emergency of a lifetime. On this day 15 years ago, a group of crewmembers, passengers, rescuers, first responders, and I were confronted by an unimagined crisis and overcame the unknown by doing one thing: working together. #CaptSully #News #Flight1549 #MiracleOnTheHudson #15thAnniversary
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January 15, 2009 was the day the 155 people aboard Flight 1549 experienced a very sudden emergency of a lifetime. On this day 15 years ago, a group of crewmembers, passengers, rescuers, first responders, and I were confronted by an unimagined crisis and overcame the unknown by doing one thing: working together. #CaptSully #News #Flight1549 #MiracleOnTheHudson #15thAnniversary
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