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Launch of the book: “Is it safe to fly?” by Filipe Francisco
4:15 CAT | 11 April 2019
Launch of the book: “Is it safe to fly?” by Filipe Francisco
Date and Time: Wednesday, April 24 2019 at 18h30
Entrance: Free
Address: Universidade Eduardo Mondlane - Faculdade de Engenharia, Maputo
About the book
The book "Is it safe to fly?'', has been written over more than two years of research, experience and knowledge of the aeronautical world, and based on operational manuals of airlines, regulations, standards of bodies and international aeronautical entities of civil aviation , searches on websites and blogs on civil aviation, the content of which has been analyzed and reconciled with other credible sources linked to world civil aviation, to gauge the truth and update of the information, noting that this book does not replace the established policies, regulations and procedures by the airlines, for the execution of their activities.
The content of this book is intended only to demonstrate in general that it is safe to travel by plane, showing that airlines, regulators and aeronautical agencies have made no effort to ensure that aviation remains one of the safe and profitable modes of transport.
About Filipe Francisco
Filipe L. Francisco, attended and concluded the Technical Course of Aeronautical Maintenance (CTMA), in the specialty of avionics, a course realized in a partnership between TAAG and TAP - Air Portugal. He holds a degree in management informatics. During his more than twenty-five year career in aviation, he attended several courses in civil aviation, namely, Safety Management System (SMS), Safety Management in Aviation (Security), Safety Management in Air Side, Factors Air Safety Awareness, Risk Management in operational processes, Aeronautical Accident Investigation, Emergency Response Plan (for Air Accidents) and other IATA formations, inherent in Civil Aviation. He is an auditor and inspector of aviation safety, and is currently responsible for the air safety, occupational health and environment (HSE) of TAAG - Linhas Aéreas de Angola, and is also a SMS and Occupational Health and Safety instructor.
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