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TCAS Resolution Advisory Safety Study

Eurocontrol is looking for pilots to take a brief survey

by Flight Safety Foundation | November 22, 2016

The European Air Traffic Management Network has a Top 5 Safety Priorities list that includes instances in which traffic-alert and collision avoidance system (TCAS) resolution advisories (RAs) are not followed. A coordinated RA generation and response is an essential safety barrier to midair collisions, but some events reported to Eurocontrol include a failure to follow the RA correctly or failure to follow the RA at all.

As part of a study of the top five priorities, Eurocontrol is asking pilots to complete an anonymous survey to better understand pilot decision making while dealing with a TCAS RA. This survey is not confined to pilots who operate within European airspace.

Pilots will be asked to recall a recent event in which they followed or did not follow a TCAS RA, and the factors that were part of the context or that shaped their decision making.

The survey can be accessed by clicking here or by cutting and pasting this URL address into your browser: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2W7CNKY

 

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