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It is common practice to utilize an airplane to move from one destination to another over long distances. Aircraft provide quicker transit times than that of a car or train, but operate under the same accident considerations as other types of vehicles. As such, there are four major causes that lead to an aviation accident. The first cause that leads to an aviation accident is pilot error. A pilot’s experience levels with the specific aircraft type can be a primary factor in determining why an accident occurred. The pilot may also have been determined to be operating his or her aircraft outside the regulations and directives of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Once experience and rule adherence factors have been investigated, FFA investigators look at the communications of the aircrew inside and outside of the aircraft. Occasionally, key information from inside the aircraft is not passed to the pilot in control or the pilot in control does not pass back to the aircrew like information from the ground controllers.
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