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Includes discussion of systems-based approaches to aviation safety management and organizational learning.

Examines aviation safety from a systems perspective, moving beyond individual blame to identify organizational, human, technical, and management factors that contribute to accidents and incidents, with emphasis on learning and prevention.

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