Comment-AMCC-Introduction

File: < http://www.secureav.com/Comment-AMCC-Introduction.pdf >Last Updated: June 29, 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 >.INTRODUCTIONTO THEAVIATORS’ MODEL CODE OF CONDUCTSummary Contents1. Benefits 12. The AMCC as a Resource 23. Scope 24. Structure 35. Recommended Practices 56. Ethical Considerations 47. Promotion of Self-regulation 48. Liability Management 59. Stylistic Conventions and Interpretation 510. International Focus 611. Research Methodology 612. Relation to Relevant Codes of Conduct 713. Neutral, Unaffiliated Permanent Editorial Board 714. Creating Viable Learning Tools 81. Benefits - Why is a code of conduct beneficial to aviators? And why should aviatorscare about ethics? Most of us think we’re ethical, and we hardly need a code of conduct to proveit. Indeed, we are already guided by complex regulations (supplemented by extensive1government-supplied guidance), and certificated through approved curricula enforced bygovernment testing.Still, most of us know the regulations and approved training are not enough. To be successful aspilots in command, we must conquer a vast, ever-expanding body of knowledge and technique.This is a challenging task at every level of piloting. The rewards of meeting the challenge aresafety and immense satisfaction. Penalties for failing the challenge run from the annoying to ...