異類之不一樣的成功啟示錄 第122期:大韓航空所取得了進(jìn)步
2006年，為表彰大韓航空所取得的進(jìn)步，全球航空權(quán)威刊物《航空世界》（ATW雜志）向他們頒發(fā)了“鳳凰獎(jiǎng)?wù)?rdquo;。
Today, aviation experts will tell you that Korean Air is as safe as any airline in the world.
現(xiàn)在飛行專家可以擔(dān)保，在安全性上，大韓航空同世界上任何一家航空公司相比都毫不遜色。
In this chapter, we are going to conduct a crash investigation: listen to the "black box" cockpit recorder; examine the flight records; look at the weather and the terrain and the airport conditions;
在這一章里，我們將要向您講述這次墜機(jī)事件背后的詳細(xì)始末。聽聽機(jī)艙內(nèi)機(jī)組人員的對(duì)話；檢查飛行通話記錄；觀察當(dāng)時(shí)的氣象情況、地形乃至機(jī)場(chǎng)周邊的情況，
and compare the Guam crash to another very similar plane crash, all in an attempt to understand precisely how the company transformed itself from the worst kind of outlier into one of the world's best airlines.
將關(guān)島事件同其他類似的飛機(jī)失事事件一一比較。所有人都希望能夠詳細(xì)了解，一家劣跡斑斑的航空公司是如何快速轉(zhuǎn)變，并成為世界一流的航空公司。
It is a complex and sometimes strange story.
這個(gè)故事復(fù)雜又有些離奇，
But it turns on a very simple fact, the same fact that runs through the tangled history of Harlan and the Michigan students.
但也非常簡(jiǎn)單。同樣的事實(shí)給哈蘭和密歇根的研究學(xué)者們留下了一段迷惑不解的歷史。
Korean Air did not succeed, it did not right itself, until they acknowledged the importance of its culture legacy.
如果不是了解到韓國(guó)文化中等級(jí)制度對(duì)整件事的重要性，那么大韓航空公司不會(huì)取得如此成功的轉(zhuǎn)變。
Plane crashes rarely happened in real life the way they happened in the movies.
現(xiàn)實(shí)生活中的飛機(jī)失事不會(huì)像電影中表現(xiàn)的那樣：
Some engine part does not explode in a fiery bang.
引擎不會(huì)突然“砰”地爆炸；
The rudder doesn't suddenly snap under the force of takeoff.
舵盤不會(huì)因起飛造成的巨大壓力而突然折斷；
The captain doesn't gasp, "Dear God," as he's thrown back against his seat.
機(jī)長(zhǎng)也不會(huì)邊靠向椅背邊祈禱“親愛的天父”。
The typical commercial jetliner, at this point in its stage of development, is about as dependable as a toaster.
處于發(fā)展階段的典型商用客機(jī)其實(shí)很難控制，
Plane crashes are much more likely to be the result of an accumulation of minor malfunctions and extenuating circumstances.
很多飛機(jī)失事，都是由微小故障在特定情形下的累積造成的。
In a typical crash, for example, the weather is poor, not terrible, necessarily, but bad enough that the pilot is under a little more stress than usual.
舉例來說，在一場(chǎng)典型的事故中，即使天氣不是必要因素，但如果天氣很糟糕，那糟糕的氣候還是會(huì)讓飛行員感受到比以往更大的壓力。
In an overwhelming number of crashes, the plane is behind schedule, so the pilots are hurrying.
在大量的事故中，如果飛機(jī)延誤，飛行員就會(huì)很趕。
In 52 percent of crashes, the pilot at the time of the accident has been awake for twelve hours or more, meaning that he's tired and not thinking straight.
在2%的飛機(jī)事故中，在事故發(fā)生期間，飛行員有過12個(gè)小時(shí)，甚至更長(zhǎng)時(shí)間未曾睡覺或沒有休息的經(jīng)歷，這意味著飛行員非常疲憊，無法進(jìn)行敏捷的思考。
And 44 percent of the time, the two pilots have never flown together before, so they're not comfortable with each other.
44%的事故里，兩位飛行員在此之前從未合作過，因此他們對(duì)彼此都不是很適應(yīng)。
