1. China University of Science and Technology Analytic Discussions on Flight Safety Captain Robert K.T. Lo 教師 : 羅國棟 September 06, 2012

2. Daedalus and Icarus Crete Island, 1325 B.C.

3. Human Flight 1325 B.C. Failure of Human Flight 1325 B.C.

4. Dream of Flight In 14th century late Ming Dynasty, a Chinese officer named Wang Hu made first human flight with 47 manmade fireworks on his back and 2 big kites on each hand. Although he did not succeed, the concept and creation were praised by the western scientists. A crater on the back side of the moon was named “Wang Hu” in memory of his extraordinary contribution when U.S. astronauts landed on the moon in 1986.

5. Ancient “ Rockets soaring to the sky

6. Wang Hu- The world's first think of the use of rocket flight

7. Wang Hu’s commemorative stamps

9. World’s First Successful Flight December 17,1903

10. World’s First Successful Flight By their persistent efforts, Wright Brothers made 852 ft and 52 seconds remaining in the air on December 17,1903

13. Neil Armstrong, The First to Step on the Moon July 20, 1969

14. Man over the moon

17. Accidents by Primary Cause According to statistic data that nowadays most of aircraft accidents can be attributed to human errors. Accidents by primary cause: Flight crews 67% Airplane 12%; Weather 9% Misc 5% Maintenance 3% ATC 3%

18. Human error Aircraft disasters are invariably the result of a chain of events culminating in the disaster itself. Most aircraft disasters are the result of inappropriate action or actions carried out by the pilots involved - a process euphemistically known as "pilot error".

19. 190319201940196019802000 20 40 60 80 100 120 Accident Happened Air Carrier Accident Data 1903-2009 Review YEAR 2200 1880 Mechanical failure

20. 190319201940196019802000 20 40 60 80 100 120 Accident Happened Air Carrier Accident Data 1903-2009 Review YEAR Mechanical failure Human error 2200 1880

21. Safety: is that right?

22. Safety: Is that right?

24. Is it safe?