Aeronautical Decision Making

What percentage of aviation accidents are related to human factors?

What is the primary goal of Aeronautical Decision-Making (ADM)?

Which of the following is NOT a hazardous attitude?

What does the “I” in the IMSAFE checklist stand for?

The PAVE checklist helps pilots assess which factors?

What is the purpose of the 5P Model?

Which step is NOT included in the DECIDE model? Detect the problem

Which ADM model follows the steps Perceive, Process, and Perform?

What is the purpose of post-flight review in ADM?

What external pressures can negatively influence ADM?

You are a pilot on a cross-country flight and approaching your destination when you notice worsening weather conditions. Your alternate airport is still reporting VFR conditions, but your passengers are urging you to proceed to the original destination. Using the PAVE checklist, analyze the situation and determine the best course of action.

While preparing for takeoff on a short runway with high density altitude, you realize your aircraft is near its maximum takeoff weight. You recall that you have performed similar takeoffs before but never under these exact conditions. Using the DECIDE model, outline the steps you should take to ensure a safe takeoff decision.

Midway through a solo night cross-country flight, you begin to feel fatigued, and your situational awareness is decreasing. You consider continuing, but you recall the IMSAFE checklist. How should you assess your fitness to continue flying, and what actions should you take to mitigate risks?