Learning from past in the aircraft maintenance industry: An empirical evaluation in the safety management framework.

ABSTRACT: The growth of commercial air transport arguably translates into more aging passenger aircraft queuing up for major maintenance, modifications, and/or freighter conversion with the aircraft maintenance industry. In the competitive business environment, this increased maintenance demand possesses the potential to stress the industry and make safety vulnerable. In the aircraft maintenance industry, several aircraft accidents and incidents have resulted from organizational failure to learn from the past. To address this chronic problem, this study aims to (a) establish a learning process model for the aircraft maintenance industry, (b) identify the factors that influence learning, and (c) determine the effect of identified factors on learning from the past. A review of scholarly articles and r

SUBMITTER: Tyagi A 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10651513 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature