Incident detection systems, airplanes

In aviation safety, an airplane can be a source of danger for passengers on board and people on the ground. Dependent on the level of danger, an event of airplane operation is classified as an incident, serious incident, accident, or a catastrophe. The outcome of safety events is a result of the effect of negative factors into an airplane that degrades flight state progressively. Multiple control systems on board of airplane are used for early identification and prevention of incidents. Results of the near-miss analysis are represented to a pilot in the form of visual and audio warnings to avoid potentially hazardous flight states.