Comment-AMCC-II.c-Passengers

File: < http://www.secureav.com/Comment-AMCC-II.c-Passengers.pdf >Last Updated: July 22, 2005THE AVIATORS’MODEL CODE OF CONDUCT (AMCC), available at < http://www.secureav.com >.©2005 Terms of Use, available at < http://www.secureav.com/terms.pdf >.About the Commentary: The Commentary addresses selected issues within the Code of Conduct toelaborate on their meaning, provide interpretive guidance, and suggest ways of adopting the Code ofConduct. It is intended primarily for implementers, policy administrators, aviation associationmanagement, and pilots who wish to explore the Code in greater depth, and will be updated from time totime. Please send your edits, errata, and comments to . Terms of Use are availableat .COMMENTARY TOAMCC II.c - PASSENGERS AND PEOPLE ON THE SURFACEc. Brief Passengers on Planned Flight Procedures, and Inform Them of AnySignificant or Unusual Risks Associated with the Intended Flight,1GA culture tends to downplay risk disclosure, not only to passengers but even to pilots.Consider this quote from John King:Right now we are in denial. We must quit lying to pilots. We must tell pilots thataviation is risky. Other industries do a pretty good job of this already. If you gohorseback riding or take scuba lessons you will be given a form to sign that says thatthere are risks involved, you may be seriously injured or killed, and if it happens toyou, we told you so. . . . Yet when new ...