Human Factors

Human Factors Articles that have been published in the UKFSC Official Publication “FOCUS on Commercial Aviation Safety”.

Title Author Issue No Page No
Examining Human Performance Limitations Stan Brown 1 7
Human Factors in Aviation John Chaplow 1 10
Human Factors Worth Considering When Starting CRM Training Gunnar Falgren 1 13
Resource Management in the Cockpit Dr. Robert Houston 1 19
Practical Approaches to the use of Psychology for Aviation Safety Gisele Richardson 1 23
Accident Climate During a Recession Transport Canada 2 5
Human Factors for Pilots (Part 8) R. G. Green, H. Muir, M. James, D. Gladwell & R.L. Green 2 9
Stress and Aircraft Accidents Gunnar Fahlgren 3 26
Human Factors Research into Cabin Safety Helen Muir 4 19
Functioning Under Pressure Gisele Richardson 8 8
Human Factors in Accident Investigation Roger Green 10 13
Holiday Blues and How to Deal with Them Gisele Richardson 13 12
An Exploration into the Collective Mistake David Beaty 14 4
Airborne Data Recorders and Human Factors Investigation John Chaplow 14 8
Communications and Decision Making in the Glass Cockpit Robert B. Lee 16 22
Cockpit Automation and the Human Interface Roger Green 17 6
Not Only for Pilots Capt. Florence Richburg 17 9
Issues and Concerns in Automation ICAO Digest 15 17 10
What’s it Doing Now??? – An A320 Tale Air Canada Ops Safety 20 24
Qou Vadis? Harry Hopkins 21 3
Training for Automation ICAO Digest 5 21 4
Advanced Technology on the Flight Deck Bruce Byron 21 10
The UK CHIRP Programme Peter Tait 22 23
Creating Animation excellence: Delta Air Lines Vince Mancuso 23 18
Human Factors in Airline Maintenance Alan Hobbs 25 4
Human Factors Consequences of Aircraft Automation Capt. erwell 25 8
Human Factors Training for Flight Crew, Cabin Crew and Ground Maintenance Nicole Svatec 26 10
Human Factors Experts Beginning to Focus on Organisational Factors in Safety Ron Westrum 28 12
A View of Human Factors from Academia’s Ivory Tower Capt. Martyn Roast 29 4
Human Factors Engineering Sqn. Ldr. Andy Garner 31 10
Maintenance Mistakes and System Solutions Alan Hobbs 35 14
Exploring Human Factors Don sherritt 36 22
Disruptive Airline Passenger Behaviour Capt. Mike Vivian 39 4
Crew Resource Management Pieter Hemsley 40 7
Book Review – Human Factors in Multi-Crew Flight Operations Peter Richards 40 13
Safety is the Survival of Error Capt Harry Hopkins 41 4
CRM Training Needs Measures and Remeasures it it is ti Succeed Keith Bedingham 47 16
What to do about Maintenance Error Incidents? Wg. Cdr. Dave McCormick 48 16
Improved understanding of human factors could reduce foreigh object damage Reprinted with acknowledgements to FSF Aviation Machanics Bulletin, July-August 2002 49 9
RAeS Human Factors Group Pieter Hemsley 51 19
Human Factors and Occurrence Reporting Systems From a Maintenance Organsiation’s Perspective C R Clark 52 22
Human Factors and Occurrence Reporting Systems from a Maintenance Organisation’s Perspective 53 14
Groundcrew Fatigue Management Cdr Ian Peck 55 7
Error Avoidance Keith Frable 56 20
Book Review: Aviation Psychology Practice and Research 57 17
There are trainers at the bottom of our cowlings! David C Johnson 58 11
Mid-Air collisions in the low flying system John Chappelow 58 22
To Err is human, or so they say, but why? Group Capt. Andy Ebdon 66 8
Drinking and flying just don’t mix 67 21
Are you getting the message Karen Skinner 68 6
Perception, attention and safety management training Nick Carpenter 68 21
Have you got the message? 69 13
What’s the rush? Capt. Tony Wride 70 7
Effective Communication in Aviation Environment: Work to do Anne Isaac 72 9
Fighting the War on Maintenance Error Squadron Leader John Franklin 73 4
Airline Fatigue Risk Management: Purpose and Benefits Simon Stewart & Derek Brown 74 7
Safer Skies Hazel Courtney 74 17
Avoiding the Conflict Anne Isaac & Vicky Brooks 74 21
Hypoxia Alert! Flight Safety Australia 75 4
Why the Reluctancy?

Article from JETSETS – the flight safety newsletter for BAE

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Autoflight Audit Wayne Rosenkrans 75 18
Flight Crews Response to In-Flight Smoke, Fire or Fumes William A McKenzie 76 8
MCRM – Background 76 11
Meeting of Minds Capt. Barney Wainwright 76 12
Grace Under Pressure Dr Simon Bennett 76 13
Attitude Adjustment Wayne Rosenkrans 76 16
Not So “Soft” On Training – BAs New Philosphy and Emphasis Chris Long 76 20
Flying into the Sea Linda Werfelmen 77 8
Fatigue and Take-off Data … A Lethal Combination Reprinted from Transport Canada 77 22
Anatomy of an Accident Dr Simon Bennett 78 8
Thinking Things Through Clarence E Rash & Sharon D Manning 79 15
Assets and Lurking Threats – A View on Training and Safety Capt. John Bent 80 19
Staying Sharp with Age Patrick R Veillette 80 21
Pilot Fatigue – Fatigue and Flight Operations Dr Samuel Strauss 81 9
In the Unlikely Event…. Pat Malone 81 16
Leadership Skills of the Airline Captain Katherine Senko 82 13
Emotionally Enable Shari Frisinger 83 3
Aviation Safety’s Weakest Link Reprinted with permission from CAT Issue 3/10 83 10
Scheduling to Manage Fatigue George C Larson 83 22