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General Aviation Questionnaire
The following excerpt from the NAOMS Reference Report (Battelle, 2007) introduces the general aviation questionnaire, which is reprinted here.
NAOMS began interviewing general aviation (GA) pilots on August 7th, 2002. The approach used for GA pilot interviews was quite similar to that used for air carrier (AC) pilots. The questionnaire consisted of four sections that corresponded with the general topics covered in the air carrier questionnaire: Section A addressed pilot qualifications and experience; Section B addressed safety events; Section C addressed a specific focus topic (weather-related issues); and Section D offered pilots an opportunity to provide feedback on the interview process and the questionnaire. This appendix contains a copy of the GA questionnaire.
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General Aviation Questionnaire
Section A:
Background Questions
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Section B:
Safety Related Events
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Questionnaire Feedback
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