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    profession, which “serve as guideposts and aspirations for a field” (Shapiro & Gross, 2013, p. 32). If Dr. Smith takes the time to consider his standards for professional conduct, I suspect he will quickly realize that setting up Mrs. Martin to fail is a demonstration of poor leadership. Through which ethics do Mrs. Wilson and the superintendent appear to be operating? What evidence do you have to support that claim? Though I challenged to see how Mrs. Wilson and the superintendent’s plan is ethical, I believe they are being guided by the ethic of justice. Through their strategy they are providing Dr. Smith with an opportunity to collect the necessary information to dismiss Mrs. Martin. The pair recognizes the need to follow the correct “laws and policies” through the dismissal process, but I feel they should consider employing the ethic of care or profession. Could the ethic of critique assist Dr. Smith in approaching this dilemma? How would this paradigm provide support for his decision? Shapiro and Gross (2013), indicated that the ethic of critique “serves as a vehicle in the struggle against inequality” (p.25). In addition, this perspective the ethic of critique can allow us to “consider concepts such as privilege, power, culture, language, and social justice” (Shapiro and Gross, 2013, p.6). In this scenario, it is obvious that Mrs. Wilson and the superinetedent are inappropirately utilzing the powers granted by their position to set up Ms. Martin. By examining the…

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    Part A: Comparing theoretical perspectives There might be different reasons why a hypothetical twenty-year-old student may choose a career as an airline pilot. However, based on perspectives such as biological, learning, cognitive, socio-cultural, and psychodynamic, we can provide clear reasoning which is unique for each of these perspectives. Biological Perspective From a biological perspective, it is a difficult and dangerous job. The student might be having certain personality traits which…

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    Air Ethos Pathos Logos

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    To most people, the sky is the limit. To those who love aviation, the sky is the beginning. Aviation is a big world of majors such as aeronautical science, meteorology, and air traffic management. College of aviation at Embry-riddle aeronautical university is one of the best in the aviation education industry. Recently, ERAU staff has uploaded an introductory video about the college of aviation. That video provides many facts and information about the school. In addition, the tape offered shows…

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    Assignment 10 1. Explain the results of the Chicago and Bermuda Conferences. In the early period, each state “owns” the air above its territory for an infinite distance into space and the air space of each country is restricted for usage to other countries. This rule was not manipulated in the Chicago conference. It still remained the same. This conference was held in order to eliminate restrictions and open the air to traffic. Two agreements were set forth to eliminate restrictions and bring…

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    Global Aviation Essay

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    future of global aviation, and making the aviation industry more competitive, increasing profitability and reviewing sustainability. It is important because the aviation industry has seemed to have times of success, but also times of struggle. The problem is best summarized by “Mr Bisignani said that the time had come to chart a long-term strategy for the industry to break out of its constant cycle of 'feast and famine ' which had caused it to lose some US$50 billion in the 2001-2010 decade”…

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    BusinessWeek, 2012). 2. Identify and evaluate the potential challenges facing SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL AIRLINE in trying to achieve its strategic goals: The Potential Challenges that might face SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL AIRLINE in achieving its goals can be describe in many factors: Globalization sine most of the Flying is toward different countries it will be under the effect of global market which abide by different laws and different regulation. Another Factor is the Technology advancement…

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    Aviation professionals need to strict qualifications, attributes, and ethics. Before I go over the four basic. What is interesting to find out is the qualifications that Aviation professionals go through is expensive, but need when dealing with billion dollar aircraft or safety of customers. Aviation professionals also need certain attributes when dealing with integrity, flexibility etc when dealing with a time consuming career, and last I will talk about certain ethics in the workplace. …

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    Sandi Clipton (Clipton) wishes to challenge two decisions made by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA). The decisions affect the operation of Sanditon Aviation Pty Ltd (Sanditon), of which Clipton is the CEO. The first decision is CASA’s rejection of Clipton’s application to renew Sanditon’s Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC). The effect is that Sanditon is unable to operate. The Civil Aviation Act 1988 (‘the CAA’) provides for merits review in this instance and potentially allows for new…

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    Flight 1502

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    belted in the seat. He was able to release himself from the seat allowing his parachute to deploy and ultimately survive the crash. The emergency responders found the copilot deceased and still restrained in his seat inside the wreckage of the cockpit. Crash Analysis At first glance, it is tempting to pin the crash of the SS2 solely on the premature unlocking of the feather lock/unlock system by the copilot. However, the reality is that several active failures, coupled with latent errors, set…

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    Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Requirements Introduction For several years now, FAA has remained pivotal in the formulation and development of sensible aviation regulations in the US. FAA keeps advancing with the government allocating it new responsibilities. For instance, the government directed the agency in 2012 to create laws related to small civilian drones. Despite the issue raising significant concerns, it did not adversely affect the FAA operations. The 1958 formulated…

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