Person Factors in Flight

Author: Luo Xiaoli
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: Today, more than three-quarters of civil aviation accidents are caused by human factors. The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) points out that improving human factors during flight is the most effective way to enhance current and future civil aviation safety levels. Human factors in flight are an important branch of human factors science, an applied science composed of knowledge from multiple disciplines such as aviation psychology, aviation physiology, and aviation medicine. It takes the SHEL model as its theoretical framework, comprehensively and systematically discussing the principles, basic knowledge, and practical applications of human factors in flight. This book integrates scientific rigor, practicality, targeted relevance, logical coherence, systematic structure, and novelty with comprehensiveness. It can serve as both a textbook for flight trainees studying "Human Factors in Flight" and a self-study resource for pilots, flight instructors, and flight management personnel. For those engaged in research on "Human Factors in Flight," this book also holds significant reference value.