New trends in civil aviation : proceedings of the 19th international conference on new trends in civil aviation 2017 (NTCA 2017), December 7-8, 2017, Prague, Czech Republic / edited by Vladimir Socha, Lenka Hanáková and Andrej Lališ.

chapter 1 The analysis of problems and development prospects of civil aviation in Russia / P. Neverov -- chapter 2 Generation of curvature-continuous trajectories for transport aircraft using Bezier curves / H. Escamilla Nunez -- chapter 3 A fatigue influence on pilot's reaction ability during 24 hours flight simulation: A case series study / V. Socha -- chapter 4 Reaction time measurement device for flight crew testing / S. Kušmírek -- chapter 5 Risk in air transport and its minimisation / H. Bínová -- chapter 6 Communication in civil aviation companies through social networks / A. Tobisová -- chapter 7 A configuration and optimization method for civil aircraft maintenance resources / Z.Y. Jia -- chapter 8 Usability and credibility of Czech TAF reports / K. Dejmal -- chapter 9 Operational requirement capture of civil aircraft based on the DoDAF scenario / Q. Gong -- chapter 10 Identification of mitigations for the prevention of serious incidents in the Air Traffic Management in Europe / M. Kováčová -- chapter 11 The most useless messages emitted by on-board secondary surveillance radar transponders / S. Pleninger -- chapter 12 Principle and method of integrating reliability design in the MBSE process / Y. Zhou -- chapter 13 Adjustment of the Košice International Airport area for large-capacity aircraft / L. Melníková -- chapter 14 Aircraft flight efficiency improvement / S. Fábry -- chapter 15 Virtual simulation in training for enhancing safety in aviation / P. Bučka -- chapter 16 Air transport and tourism indicators: Their information option / J. Ploch -- chapter 17 Reaction to directional vibrations applied on a joystick / P. Zikmund -- chapter 18 Fatigue life analysis of aging aircraft based on previous service usage / P. Augustin -- chapter 19 The use of zigzag dialogue technique in improving the aviation staffs' English language proficiency level / E.V. Abubakarova -- chapter 20 Aircraft motion impact on secondary surveillance radar identification / T. Lipták -- chapter 21 Pilot errors during landing manoeuvres and possible ways to reduce them / M. Šplíchal -- chapter 22 Identification and evaluation of safety risks on aprons / D. Liptáková -- chapter 23 Airport audit component as an integral part of the safety data processing system / S. Stojić -- chapter 24 Achieving behaviour detection in aviation security detection procedure / J. Ploch -- chapter 25 Simulation model of the system of mass control / E. Jenčová -- chapter 26 Recent changes of ICAO requirements on flight data recorders / M. Dub -- chapter 27 Quantitative pairwise comparison method for aeronautical performance factor / O. Štumbauer -- chapter 28 Available solutions to increase safety in general aviation / J. Chlebek -- chapter 29 A combined parameter for graphic evaluation of the load capacity of fuselage / T. Katrňák -- chapter 30 FRABRA: Free route Slovakia / M. Ferencová -- chapter 31 Practical aspects of state regulation of air transport in Russia / T. Pirogova -- chapter 32 Modeling the financial costs in case of air accidents / Z. Zgodavová -- chapter 33 Benefits and costs of air traffic management: Communication, navigation, and surveillance concept / D. Čekanová -- chapter 34 Requirements and costs of operating the flight and navigation procedures trainer and the basic instrument training device / P. Brodský -- chapter 35 Computation of effect of various end plates on the wing on similarity with two-dimensional flow / P. Korba -- chapter 36 Modelling of fatigue in aviation / S. Hulínská -- chapter 37 Detection of flying objects in the vicinity of a small civil aircraft / P. Dzurovčin -- chapter 38 Elimination of adverse meteorological conditions during takeoff and landing / I. Kameníková -- chapter 39 Use of aviation simulation technologies in the Czech Air Force / J. Bořil -- chapter 40 Departure control systems for regional and low-cost carriers / S. Szabo -- chapter 41 Fire monitoring and fire extinguishing by aerial technology in Slovakia / L. Kováčik -- chapter 42 Influence of vibration on gravitational acceleration vector measurement / R. Bystřický -- chapter 43 European approaches to instrument operations at uncontrolled aerodromes / J. Kraus -- chapter 44 Upper limb movement activity as an indicator of piloting error rate / S. Kušmírek -- chapter 45 Discount air tickets as a revenue management tool / Z. Šusterová -- chapter 46 Suitability assessment of implementing a hydrant distribution system / M. Kafková -- chapter 47 Unmanned aircraft system movement in urban areas / F. Martinec -- chapter 48 New trends for risk and safety management in the aviation domain: A resilience engineering perspective / R. Patriarca -- chapter 49 Monitoring GNSS signal quality at Zilina Airport / P. Haljaková -- chapter 50 Database for collecting and evaluating safety events / V. Plos -- chapter 51 Engineering approaches in situational control of small turbojet engines / R. Andoga -- chapter 52 Regional carriers in the United Kingdom: Market entries, market exits, fleets, and airports / A. Novák Sedláčková -- chapter 53 New registration technology as a factor optimizing passenger check-in time / E. Safonov -- chapter 54 Influence of biocomponents on properties of aviation fuels: Selected aspects / J. Ryczyński -- chapter 55 New trends in aircraft propulsion system development and vision 2050 / D. Hanus.

The NTCA conference series is dedicated to publishing peer-reviewed proceedings of the conference. The goal is to disseminate state-of the- art scientific results available in the domain of civil aviation. These proceedings contain a collection of scientific contributions to the NTCA 2017 conference, which took place in Prague from 7-8 December 2017 and was hosted by the Department of Air Transport, Czech Technical University in Prague with the cooperation of the Faculty of Aeronautics, Technical University of Košice; Institute of Aerospace Engineering, Brno University of Technology; Air Transport Department, University of Žilina, and the Czech Aerospace Society.The NTCA conference aims to build and extend a platform for interaction between communities interested in aviation problems and applications. NTCA 2017 followed this established practice and provided room for discussing and sharing views on the current issues in the field of aviation. As a result, these proceedings include contributions on air transport operations, air traffic management and economic aspects, aviation safety and security, aircraft technologies, unmanned aerial systems, human factors and ergonomics in aviation.