Aviation hazard examples

Hazards are an unavoidable part of aviation activities

You can manage hazards by using mitigation strategies that contain the potential for the hazard to result in an unsafe condition

Hazard identification is the first step in the safety management process

Examples of significant and typical aviation related hazards include:

Examples of significant and typical aviation related hazards include: meteorological (weather, volcanic ash, low light/night flying) fatigue

We have information about different flying operations that will help you calculate the right amount of fuel for the meteorological conditions

Another important characteristic of hazards is their likelihood (frequency) of occurrence

The hazard severity and its likelihood of occurrence are used to assess the risk that a hazard can pose to the provision of an aviation service, in particular to aircraft operations and eventually to human life