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Airplane Safety 

In order to fly, an airplane needs both wings, one engine out of two on each wing, and the air control system operating.
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The Fussell-Vesely importance for the different parts of the engine.

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The mean time to failure for the airplane.

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The probability that a six-hour flight will be successful.

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The probability that an airplane working after 300 hours still works after an additional 200 hours.

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The survival function.

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Simulation of the lifetime of the airplane.

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