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The Use of Simulation to Promote Safety and Economy in Flying Training
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The combination of simulation and improved training techniques ensures a safe and economical flying training program. In a 5-year period, American Airlines has reduced airplane training and flight check hours by more than 75%. There are strong indications that, for qualified airline crewmen, a goal of total simulation for all training and flight checks will become a reality.
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Moran, W., "The Use of Simulation to Promote Safety and Economy in Flying Training," SAE Technical Paper 710475, 1971, https://doi.org/10.4271/710475.Also In
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- Arthur D. Little, Inc. “Study of Flight Crew Training Preliminary to Preparation of Training Plan for 1966-1975-Report to American Airlines, Inc.” August 1966
- American Airlines, Inc. “Optimized Flight Crew Training-A Step Toward Safer Operations, American Airlines, Inc., Flight Training Academy.” April 14 1969 Fort Worth, Texas
- Air Transport Association of America “Provisioning Aircraft Parts and Data for Commercial Flight Simulator Design, Manufacturing, Testing and Acceptance.” Air Transport Association of America February 1970 Washington, D. C.