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Watching Channel 4 News, it appears that some airlines such as British Airways had already recognised that this was a threat. This shows that the insider threat is recognised by some airlines but not by the aviation authorities as they have not made the ‘never one person alone in the cockpit’ rule, mandatory.
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This week Charlie writes about the ill-fated Malaysian airliner flight MH370. Both the authorities and airline involved have been heavily criticised for their poor communication with the families of the missing. Most airlines have plans in place for this type of incident and their plans were obviously put into action.
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Whenever I am training I always point out ‘you can outsource the activity but not the risk’. United Airlines broke David’s Taylor Guitar during a flight and after spending nine months trying to get compensation from the company, wrote the song ‘United Breaks Guitars’ which went viral with millions of hits on YouTube.
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I teach that communication is one of the most important activities you will carry out in incident response and your stakeholders will define how successfully you managed an incident. If your stakeholders think you managed it well, then you were successful and vice versa.
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