Proposta de conteúdo de checklist para implementação do SRM em empresa aérea regida pelo RBAC 135

Abstract

When flying alone in highly complex and performance aircraft (Single Pilot operation), the pilot can count on a tool called Single-Pilot Resource Management (SRM) that assists in situational awareness and decision making considering the multiple element management, such as automation, aircraft control and navigation tasks, which involve technical and non-technical skills. The SRM approach, developed from the CRM (Corporate Resource Management) philosophy, is used worldwide. In Brazil, the civil aviation regulatory, in accordance with the international regulatory context, has established some requirements for its application. The requirements are established in the CRM scope in several dispersed official national regulations (ANAC Regulations, Instructions and Manuals), which makes difficult to identify all information about Single Pilot operations and SRM. Thus, if a Brazilian airline company intends to implement an SRM program, its managers will face some difficulty in gathering all the information in a single document. Considering this scenario, this research aimed to build a checklist that would guide an air taxi company in the implementation of SRM in order to compile the data that, despite being dispersed, are sufficient for the construction of a complete document proposed here. Using descriptive, bibliographic and documentary methodology and a case study, it was possible to propose – based on data from ANAC, FAA, ICAO and other sources – this checklist, in addition to directing an air taxi company to the SRM implementation process, made it possible to extract important aspects of the tool. The checklist built is directed to a company, so in theory, can implement SRM as one of its operational security pillars. As result, it is concluded that the proposed checklist highlights the main points addressed in SRM program, which presupposes its quality. Finally, a practical study of this checklist content is suggested in order to verify its presumed validation.