Military aviation accident research

Author: Lu Huiliang
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book systematically elaborates on and studies the hazards, causes, investigation methods, and preventive measures of military aviation accidents. Military aviation accidents have caused extensive casualties, significant property losses, and severe social impacts, with the death toll exceeding 450,000 to date. The causes of military aviation accidents are categorized into three aspects: human factors, aircraft factors, and environmental factors, with human factors accounting for approximately 80%. Investigation methods include on-site investigations, laboratory research, and regular statistical analysis. Preventive measures also address these three aspects. Chapters 4 and 5 of this book introduce military aviation rescue and helicopter flight accidents, respectively. The author has studied various theories of current military aviation accidents and cited around 200 typical cases. This book is suitable for aviation force commanders and military aviation engineering technicians, as well as civil aviation professionals for reference. Readers interested in military aviation will also gain substantial knowledge.