I'm responsible for developing the airline's emergency response plan, assembling the response team and training employees to prepare for an accident, or for a crisis like a natural disaster.
Einar worked as chief navigator in the Scandinavian Airlines System SASS) and was instrumental in developing the airline routes over the North Pole.
She was the daughter of Edward Wright, who was instrumental in developing the commercial airline industry, and the granddaughter of architect Augustus Shepard whose firm designed the New York Public Library and rode with the Theodore Roosevelt Rough Riders.
While that might sound a lot, Boeing invested around $32bn to develop the 787 Dreamliner and airlines in the US spend an estimated $50bn annually on jet fuel.
The competing vision, embodied in President Obama's 2011 budget proposal for NASA, focuses instead on investing in companies like Boeing that want to develop the space equivalent of airlines.
Eventually, experts recommended a "systems approach" to medical errors, similar to what had been developed by the airline industry.
The hub-and-spoke system developed by the airline industry, for example, has given airlines near-monopoly power at many airports around the country, resulting in less competition, not more.
This instrument was originally developed for the airline industry [ 34] and has also been used in hospital [ 35, 36], primary care [ 37, 38], and community care [ 39] settings.
An instrument for the measurement of this concept was originally developed for the airline industry, 19 but has been applied in hospital, 20 21 primary care, 9 10 and community care 22 settings to assess relational coordination among healthcare professionals.
The principles for training teams to cope with stressful situations and error management were developed by the airline industry [ 18] and transferred to health care by Gaba et al. [ 19], who adapted the use of human patient simulators into the CRM programme.
