AERO2513 Airworthiness Management Frameworks :Sir Charles Haddon-Cave presented a review

Sir Charles Haddon-Cave presented a review of the UK MAA airworthiness system in his investigation into the RAF Nimrod XV230 loss and fatalities in Afghanistan. One of his statements within the report is:

“Most aviation organizations worth their salt espouse safety and airworthiness as their ‘highest priority’ and enunciate ‘principles’ to which they profess adherence. Translating these laudable aspirations into a practical reality, however, is easier said than done”.

He has offered four new principles as a foundation for a new airworthiness system:

• leadership,
• independence,
• people (not just process and paper),
• simplicity.

Choose one of these four new principles, then detail and quantify its importance to maintaining safety and airworthiness.

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