Shortcomings in procedures, training, experience point to organizational culture Airlines suffer a frightful amount of damage to their aircraft while they are on the ground. A recent study places the annual cost in repairs, medical bills, lost time for people and aircraft at some $2 billion for U.S. airlines, and this estimate is probably on the low side. A renewed effort to reduce ground damage might well save enormously in avoided damages and associated costs (i.e., cancelled flights, schedule disruptions,…
Ramp Events Can Be Deadly, Disruptive and Cost Big Dollars
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