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Quantifying the Risk of Accidents and Serious Incidents Due to Maintenance in General Aviation

2025-02-19

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In the United States, General Aviation (GA) moves a small volume of passengers, but it accounts for a disproportionate number of accidents and serious incidents. There is concern among GA pilots and owners that an airplane is more likely to fail in the first hours of service following maintenance, e.g., human errors during maintenance and early mortality of newly installed components. However, no prior work has in...

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43080d29-d64f-5fe9-9e6f-997972a9652d
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10.20944/preprints202502.1463.v1
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