CRM factors and Threat and Error Management in American Airl…

9.3 Case Study Analysis American Airlines Flight 965 – Who Is Flying the Plane? Overview For your final case study analysis, you will evaluate the CRM factors that led to the crash of American Flight 965 in Cali, Colombia, on December 20, 1995. Watch the video Air Crash Investigation: Lost (S02E05) HD (52:03/YouTube).Links to an external site. &list=PLSIge0e6Q1rLql0UzrBXRevlPrmOntZpj&index=4 Note: If you have issues accessing that video, you can watch S02E05 – American Airlines “965 Lost” (46:53/YouTube).Links to an external site. Review the Aeronautica Civil of The Republic Of Colombia accident reports: Aircraft Accident Report Aeronautica Civil of The Republic Of Colombia Santafe De Bogota, D.C. -Colombia Controlled Flight into Terrain American Airlines Flight 965, Boeing 757-223, N651AA Near Cali, Colombia, December 20, 1995 (PDF – Aviation-Safety)Links to an external site. Accident Summary in the Aviation Safety Network Database – Flight Safety Foundation.Links to an external site. Case Study Analysis Requirements Prepare a 3-5 page paper (APA format, double spaced, not including cover page) analyzing the crash of Flight 965. You will evaluate the performance of the crew (and other teammates such as ATC) with respect to all of the principles of CRM that you have learned in this course. What CRM failures can you identify, and how should the crew have prevented them? Base your analysis on the principles of 6th Generation CRM/Threat and Error Management. Please do not write a narrative describing the sequence of events in this mishap. You can assume your instructor is well-informed about what happened. Focus on why it happened (threats, errors, CRM breakdowns). How could the mishap have been avoided using TEM and good CRM? Tip: For ideas on analyzing case studies in this course with respect to TEM, refer to the Threat & Error Management (PPTX) Download Threat & Error Management (PPTX)presentation (public domain from the U.S. Navy) or the two PowerPoints located under the Management and Threat and Error Management (TEM) bullet at Training, LOSA Software, and Forms/FAA.Links to an external site.