I have the same feeling regarding GA although I agree with you in that you
have to be very imaginative.-
I thing we are to be the brokers in that theme and start to do something
about it.
Sorry for you and everybody if my english is not so good and perhaps with
lots of mistakes but I must begin participating.
Oscar
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De: Guillermo Bolibar <bolibarg_at_sminter.com.ar>
Para: crm-devel_at_db.erau.edu <crm-devel_at_db.erau.edu>
Fecha: MiŽrcoles 11 de Febrero de 1998 22:40
Asunto: RE: CRM in general Aviation
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>> De: Randy Maxwell <rndymxwl_at_hotmail.com>
>> A: crm-devel_at_db.erau.edu
>> Asunto: crm in general aviation
>> Fecha: Lunes 9 de Febrero de 1998 23:34
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>> I am a student at Metropolitan State College in Denver, thus I am not
>> currently a developer or involved in a CRM program. I understand this
>> service is for people working in the industry, but hope that someone out
>> there wouldn't mind helping me out.
>> My Aviation Safety class is looking into CRM in General Aviation. I have
>> not had good luck in locating information directly related to this
>> topic. I am looking at student-CFI, pilot-controller, pilot-pilot,
>> pilot-plane, relationships. I can relate much of the commercial
>> applications of CRM, but feel that there must be some information on
>> G.A..
>> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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>Dear Randy,
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>I agree with you that apparently CRM is intended for those located in the
>"great leagues". That was my first feeling when I began, but if you
>continue reading this mail list, you will see very soon that most of the
>discussions are applicable to GA. Some times you must to imagine How to
>adapt it.
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>But yes, I also would like this Forum looks a bit more on GA specially
>multiple crewed A/C, may incur into, mishaps that may affect well trained
>CRM
>airline crews.
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>Good Luck, and welcome
>Guillermo Bolibar
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