Aviation Information Management: From Documents to Data

By:

Seamster, Thomas L. [Editor]

By:

Kanki, Barbara G [Editor]

Publication details: London: Routledge, 2002Description: 185ISBN:

9781138258280

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DDC classification:

629.1341 SEA

Summary: Industry initiatives and airline successes described here point the way toward steps that professionals in operational information management can take in the transition to fully integrated information management systems. Chapters outline ways that operators can improve efficiency in flight, ground and maintenance operations, and offer recommendations on safety-critical information and procedures, human factors, information security, and standardization. Readership includes airline flight operations managers and standards personnel, airline operating documents and publication specialists, and airline information managers

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Industry initiatives and airline successes described here point the way toward steps that professionals in operational information management can take in the transition to fully integrated information management systems. Chapters outline ways that operators can improve efficiency in flight, ground and maintenance operations, and offer recommendations on safety-critical information and procedures, human factors, information security, and standardization. Readership includes airline flight operations managers and standards personnel, airline operating documents and publication specialists, and airline information managers

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