Monthly Archives: October 2017

Just Culture Accident Model

Posted on October 7, 2017 by Shem Malmquist FRAeS

At the time I wrote this I was working with various methods to investigate accidents. I have since found that Leveson’s STAMP provides the most robust method.  This paper may be useful in a technique to help the field investigator … Continue reading →

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Should Pilots Fly Lower to Avoid Cancer? The Evidence Says Not So Fast.

Posted on October 2, 2017 by Shem Malmquist FRAeS

Originally posted October 2, 2017. Updated 2026 to address a new JAMA Internal Medicine study and the current epidemiological literature. EVIDENCE REVIEW  |  AUGUST 2026 Aircrew Radiation Risk in Perspective Why routine lower-altitude flight is not supported by the current … Continue reading →

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How much fuel?

Posted on October 2, 2017 by Shem Malmquist FRAeS

Fuel.  It is an ongoing issue.  We all want to ensure that we arrive with enough fuel at the destination so we have options.  The best way to accomplish that is to have more fuel on departure, right?   Well, maybe … Continue reading →

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