AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT.NET: At the 37th Assembly of ICAO in 2010, Russia was one of 170 Nations that resolved to create “Just Culture” in aviation. … the decision to prosecute at this time is not consistent with, nor respecting the commitment that Russia made to ICAO. “Further, said IFATCA, publicly releasing the names of the persons involved is to be strongly condemned as this exposure is not only unproductive, but it can lead to serious unwarranted discrimination or bias throughout the investigation process. This situation may create for air traffic controllers a climate of fear as they are working, being afraid that any incident or accident may result in a criminal prosecution. By doing so, prosecutors are impeding an environment that encourages the full disclosure of facts and investigation of critical aviation safety incidents, thus having a detrimental affect on future aviation safety in Russia.” airtrafficmanagement.net/2014/11/ifatca-condemns-russian-prosecution/
Posted on: Tue, 04 Nov 2014 22:00:00 +0000
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