TABLE OF CONTENTS ABSTRACT         4 INTRODUCTION         5         Background         5         Purpose/Audience         5         Sources         5         Limitaions         5         Scope         5 COLLECTED DATA         5         Importance of Communication Among the Crew         5                  Main Cause of Aircraft Accidents         6                  Duties of the Crew Members         7                  Expectations of the Crew         7         The Crew is a Team         8                  Intimidatin in the Cockpit         8                  Cabin Crew is a part of the Team         9                  Trusting the Crew's Judgment         9         Crew Resource Management (CRM)         9                  Outline of CRM Training         10                  LOFT Training         10                  Organizing Resources and Priorities         11 CONCLUSION         11         Summary of Findings         11         Interpretation of Findings         11 …showed first 75 words of 2227 total…

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