OPPORTUNITIES FOR USING LIGHT GENERAL AVIATION IN THE SITUATIONS OF CRISIS

Vladimir Grujić, Dragan Lazić

Abstract


The world in which we live is situated in the shadow of global dangers, such as: frequent natural disasters, greater possibilities of technical – technological accidents and terrorist attacks as well, and so on… No matter that modern people possess fascinating knowledge and abilities, crises and disasters happen as the consequences of nature processes (flooding, droughts, landslides, earthquakes, tsunamis, fires, storms, epidemics of diseases, hunger) and they also happen because of the imperfection of technology of human errors (industry, chemical and nuclear accidents, the acting of which is connected to land, rivers, seas, oceans or air). Unfortunately, terrorist attacks (to outstanding individuals, institutions of a society or common citizens, frequent hijackings of aircrafts, ships) becomes greater concern to us and the consequences of them are global crises. If we know that the Republic of Serbia from 2000 to 2015 suffered a number of devastating floods and fires, and that in these crisis situations only one is used for light general aviation in the system of protection and rescue, which in itself raises the question of why this is so and which justifies it. The author's intention is to work through this broader expert public about the experience, which in the world there are when it comes to the use of light general aviation, and how to present that in Serbia there are resources the same as high quality flight personnel that are active could include in rescue operations and help the whole our territory.


Keywords


crisis management, light general aviation, helicopters, crisis situation

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