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CAA Paper 2000/09: The Development of Guidance on the Design, Presentation and Use of Electronic Checklists

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The research reported in this paper was funded by the Safety Regulation group of the UK Civil Aviation Authority. The work was undertaken by RM Consultants Limited and was in response to Recommendation 4.2 of the Air Accident Investigation Branch (AAIB) report 3/95 (accident to Vickers Viscount 813, G-OHOT near Uttoxeter, Staffordshire on 25 February 1994. The report details how the guidance material in CAP 708 (Guidance on the Design, Presentation and Use of Electronic Checklists) was derived. The publication of this report, together with CAP 708, concludes the work undertaken in response to the above AAIB recommendation. CAP676 (Guidelines for the Design and Presentation of Emergency and Abnormal Checklists) was published in 1997 and is primarily concerned with paper checklists.
Status:
Current
Review comment:
-
Version:
1
Version date:
28-Jul-2022
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