Managing Flight Operations: Crew Safety Efficiency Sustainability

Author:   Andre Ahm Berger ,  Jacques Drappier
Publisher:   Plan a
ISBN:  

9789083594200


Pages:   426
Publication Date:   22 September 2025
Format:   Paperback
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Managing Flight Operations: Crew Safety Efficiency Sustainability


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What does it really take to keep a multi-billion-dollar airline running safely and on time? The answer is far more complex than any passenger can see. For the first time, a veteran captain and senior manager breaks down the critical components of operational success. Explore the unwritten rules of managing crew, including the tough calls and the innovative strategies that drive efficiency. This book reveals not just how airlines function, but where things can go wrong-and how the best leaders prevent it. Gain the insider knowledge and leadership principles you need to navigate the high-stakes world of airline management. Master the intricate balance of safety, efficiency, and sustainability. After reading this book, you won't just understand the airline industry-you'll be equipped with the insights to lead it.

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Author:   Andre Ahm Berger ,  Jacques Drappier
Publisher:   Plan a
Imprint:   Plan a
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 2.20cm , Length: 22.90cm
Weight:   0.567kg
ISBN:  

9789083594200


ISBN 10:   9083594203
Pages:   426
Publication Date:   22 September 2025
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Available To Order   Availability explained
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The journey of André Berger started with advanced mathematics studies in the late seventies, followed by engineering, though he soon pivoted himself to pursue a career as a pilot. Pilot training in the early eighties was challenging, especially during a time when airlines in his country, Belgium at the time, were not hiring novice pilots. European pilot licenses were country-specific, EASA and standardization did not yet exist. The only large jet-operating airline he aspired to join was the national flag carrier, Sabena, but due to hiring freezes and the closure of the Civil Aviation School, he had to gain experience through diverse roles: ground handler, aircraft cleaner, mechanic, flight engineer, dispatcher, scheduler, banner-towing pilot, air taxi pilot, flight instructor, caterer, and even driving instructor, before finally being offered a first officer role on the B737-200 at Sabena.André Berger also is an experienced technical writer fluent in English and French, albeit his native language is Dutch. He specializes in creating operational manuals, guidelines, and procedures for major aviation corporations. He is a member of a distinguished global group of experts working with leading airlines, training organizations, manufacturers like Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, as well as simulator manufacturers and regulators. The aim is to enhance safety, training, and operational efficiency in the aviation industry.Currently based in the Middle East with his family, André Berger is consulting in pilot training, flight operations, and exploring advanced technologies such as virtual reality and artificial intelligence in aviation. His passion lies in shaping the future of crew training by employing innovative tools to enhance the learning experience and skills of the next generation of pilots and cabin crew. Exec. Vice President of Operations SABENA (ret)Vice President Flight Operations and Training, AIRBUS (ret)

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