Part III: Your CFIT Risk Part I CFIT Risk Factors Total (–)  _____ + Part II CFIT Risk-Reduction Factors Total (+)  _____ = CFIT Risk Score (+)  _____ In the interest of aviation safety, this checklist may be reprinted in whole or in part but credit must be given to Flight Safety Foundation.  To request more information or to offer comments about the FSF CFIT Checklist, contact James M Burin, director of technical programs,  Flight Safety Foundation, 601 Madison Street, Suite 300, Alexandria, VA 22314 U.S., Telephone: +1 (703) 739-6700 Fax: +1 (703) 739-6708 FSF CFIT Checklist @ 1994 Flight Safety Foundation * If any section in Part II scores less than “Good,” thorough review is warranted of that aspect of the company’s operation. A negative CFIT Risk Score indicates a significant threat; review the sections in Part II and determine what changes and improvements can be made to reduce CFIT risk C-5 Section 4—Aircraft Equipment (continued)  Value Score Auto flight/vertical speed model  .................................................................................................. 10 _____ Auto flight/vertical speed mode with no GPWS  .......................................................................... 20 _____ GPS or other long-range navigation equipment to supplement NDB-only approach ..................................................................................................................... 15 _____ Terrain-navigation display ........................................................................................................... 20 _____ Ground-mapping radar ................................................................................................................. 10 _____ 175–195 points Excellent equipment to minimize CFIT risk 155–175 points Good, but not the best Aircraft Equipment Total  (+) _____ * 115–155 points Improvement needed Less than 115 points  High CFIT risk Company Culture _____ + Flight Standards _____ + Hazard Awareness and Training _____ + Aircraft Equipment _____ = CFIT Risk-reduction Factors Total (+) _____