Read Grand Canyon Collision - The greatest commercial air tragedy of its day! (Links to an external site.) from doney.net, which details the circumstances surrounding one of the most prolific aircraft accidents of all time—the June 1956 mid-air collision between two commercial aircraft over the Grand Canyon. Prepare a case analysis addressing the factors surrounding the enactment of the Federal Aviation Act of 1958.
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How to Write a Case Analysis
This course contains case analysis assignments. For these assignments, you will conduct a thorough case analysis and produce a quality report on a current incident/issue/event relating to the module's materials and learning objectives. Read Introduction to Case Analysis (DOCX) Download Introduction to Case Analysis (DOCX)for more information about the importance of these assignments.
Case Analysis Summary Steps
Research and analyze using scholarly resources.
Length/format: 1-2 pages (excluding references), APA format.
Include:
summary
problem
significance of the problem
two alternative actions
recommendation
reference page
You may reference many scholarly sources, but you must include at least one citation from the textbook. Refer to the APA Style Resources and your APA manual for detailed instructions on APA format. Utilize this Sample Case Analysis (PDF) Download Sample Case Analysis (PDF)as an example. All Case Analyses will be submitted through Turnitin, a plagiarism detection tool. Refer to the rubric in each assignment for grading information.