European Flight Test Safety Workshop
12-14 October 2021
The Royal Air Force Club
London
Flight Test Safety Committee
The Flight Test Safety Committee (FTSC) was formed jointly in November 1994 by members of the Society of Experimental Test Pilots (SETP), the Society of Flight Test Engineers (SFTE) and the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA). These and numerous additional organizations presently comprise the FTSC. The purpose of the FTSC is to initiate and sustain a flight test related safety organization intended to promote flight safety, reduce the risk of mishap, promote risk reduction management and continually improve the profession's communication and coordination.
Flight Test Safety Fact 21-01
Happy New Year. A new page on the calendar gives us a great opportunity to talk about the newest topics in flight test and add to the discussion introduced by Turbo's panel of guests in the last podcast: AI and Autonomy.
How do we conduct a "literature review" for a system with no predecessor? And how do we ensure the lessons we learn in this cutting edge technology get shared in a timely manner? These are the kinds of questions we cover.
But this issue also includes a new look at an old topic: the Build up Approach. Both articles have already generated a lot of discussion, and we hope they do the same for you.
As always, send us your feedback and ideas.
Sincerely,
Mark Jones Jr.
Editor
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Flight Test Safety Fact 20-11
How often have you heard the term "Lessons Learned"? If you attended this year's SETP virtual symposium, you heard it a lot. If you have been in this business for more than a few years, you have heard it a lot.
But how often do we really learn those lessons, and how do we pass on those lessons to the next generation? And how do we prevent the lessons from being lost?
That's a lot of questions, but one thing is for sure--we cover the topic in great depth in this month's edition of the Flight Test Safety Fact. It includes a paper from SETP and one speaker's related article from a previous edition of Cockpit. It also includes Turbo Talk, the Chairman's reflections on lessons he has learned about incorporating lessons learned.
The conversations the Board of Directors has already had around this topic give me hope that you will have many similar, productive conversations. As always, I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Sincerely,
Mark Jones Jr.
Editor
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