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Faculty 3
Chair of Aeroengine Design Prof. Dr.-Ing. Klaus Höschler

Module Number: 13917

Every summer semester
Credit points: 6

Module examination: Continuous assessment 

Learning outcome: The primary aim of this lecture is to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the safety processes and standards that govern the aviation industry. By the end of the session, students should be able to:

  • Recognize the significance of international and national regulatory bodies in maintaining aviation safety.
  • Comprehend the principles and implementation of Safety Management Systems.
  • Analyze the role of human factors in aviation incidents and propose strategies for improvement.
  • Understand the latest technological contributions to enhancing safety in aviation operations.
  • Understand the collaborative efforts required at both national and international levels to uphold and improve safety standards in the aviation industry.

Content: 

  • Introduction to Aviation Safety
  • International Regulatory Bodies
  • Safety Management Systems (SMS):
  • Accident Investigation and Reporting
  • Human Factors in Aviation Safety
  • Technological Advancements in Safety