fog
o snow
o dawn o night
o Ramp
o Center
hail
thunderstorm
o daylight o
o
o
dusk
o Ground
o FSS
o Class B
o Class G
o IMC
o haze/smoke
o
Ceiling
feet
o Tower
as evasive action taken?
o Ye
s o No
Was TCAS a factor?
o TA o RA
ATC Fac
o
o
No
o Intersection o NAVAID
Did terrain warning system activate?
o Yes o No
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other:
Mission
o passenger o cargo/freight o ferry o passenger o cargo/freight o ferry
o personal o training o other: o personal o training o other:
Flight Plan
o VFR o SVFR o none o VFR o SVFR o none
o IFR o DVFR o IFR o DVFR
Flight Phase
o taxi o climb o nal approach o taxi o climb o nal approach
o parked o cruise o missed/GAR o parked o cruise o missed/GAR
o takeo o descent o landing o takeo o descent o landing
o initial climb o initial approach o other: o initial climb o initial approach o other:
Route
o
airway (ID):
o
STAR (ID):
o visual approach o
airway (ID):
o
STAR (ID):
o visual approach
in Use
o direct o
oceanic
o none o direct o
oceanic
o none
o
SID (ID):
o vectors o other: o
SID (ID):
o vectors o other:
If more than two aircraft were involved, please describe the additional aircraft in the "Describe Event/Situation" section.
turbulence
o UNICOM
o Class C
o Special Use
o Mixed
o icing
o windshear
o TRACON
o CTAF
Visibility
miles
o Class D
o TFR
o Marginal
o rain
o other:
ATC Facility
RVR
feet
Name:
Hours _________________
o Instrument
non-radar
yrs
o pilot not ying
Dispatcher:
yrs
Commercial
o Private
o Trainee
Last 90 Days
yrs
hrs
B
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W
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HUMAN PERFORMANCE CONSIDERATIONS
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- Factors affecting the quality of human performance
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