Aeronautical Science

Crew Resource Management  Crew resource management was created to manage all the possible resources available in a cockpit, this system helps us to reduce human error. It is not only applied in the aviation industry but also is used for firefighting, health care, and maintenance fields. Crew resource management is basically the application of human factor knowledge as well as flight skills and operation. The main goal is to perform a safe flight. Crew resource management is the conjunction of some elements, those are proper communication between pilots and flight crew members as well as ATC personal, and dispatch. Proper operation and communication with all of those areas will help the pilots, and the people involved to increase the situation of awareness in cases like taking off, flying, taxying, refueling, parking, and much more as well as reducing possible human error. An essential item to take into consideration to properly perform all those operations safely

Airport Security And TSA TSA or Transportation Security Administration is an agency created by Homeland Security with the responsibility of watching for the safety of the people flying every day in and out of the United States.  With a System of 20 layers, TSA is able to guarantee and perform all the tasks assigned by Homeland Security to keep travelers safe. Those layers are intelligence, customs, and border protection, joint terrorism task force, no-fly and passengers pre-screening, crew vetting, VIPR, canine, behavior detection, travel document checker, checkpoint/transportation security officers, checked baggage, transportation security inspectors, random employee screening, transportation security specialists-explosives, federal air marshal service, federal flight deck officers, trained flight crew, law enforcement officers, hardened cockpit door, passengers. Each and every single of those layers are used by TSA to protect people. Within those activities performed by