Applied Aviation Psychology

by Australian Aviation Psychology Symposium 1995 (Manly, Australia); Lowe, Andrew R.; Hayward, Brent J.

• ISBN13: 9780291398406
• ISBN10: 0291398405
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1996-11-01
• Publisher: Gower Technical

Table of Contents

List of figures
List of tables
List of invited contributors
Foreword
Preface
List of abbreviations
Managing risk in flight operations	p. 1
Creating and sustaining a safety culture: Some practical strategies	p. 20
Integrating human factors and safety into airplane design and operations	p. 27
Evolution of the aviation safety paradigm: Towards systemic causality and proactive actions	p. 39
Aviation psychology and safety - Implementing solutions	p. 50
Human factors aspects of the Mont Sainte-Odile accident	p. 67
New developments in the British Airways confidential human factors reporting program	p. 75
Flight attendant behaviour in emergency evacuations	p. 81
CFIT: How do we terrain-proof our pilots?	p. 89
Eighteen years of the CRM wars: A report from headquarters	p. 99
CRM in 1995: Where to from here?	p. 111
Unveiling flight management attitudes: Exploring the link with colonial and organisational cultures	p. 127
Facing the issue: Indirect communication in aviation	p. 135
Evaluating Crew Resource Management in ab initio pilot training: The first seventy hours	p. 143
Differences in CRM evaluation between LOFT facilitators and line check captains	p. 148
A decade of change: Flying training in Cathay Pacific Airways	p. 159
Manned simulation as a research tool: Challenges and issues	p. 168
GPS: Developing a human factors training course for pilots	p. 177
Human factors attitudes	p. 185
Weather-related decision making and self-perception amongst pilots	p. 193
A computer-based approach to human factors education	p. 201
Expert versus novice flight instruction	p. 209
Pilot learning and conversion training	p. 217
Improving training manuals: Some practical pointers	p. 227
Human factors aspects in CNS/ATM systems	p. 237
CRM in ATC: Is it feasible?	p. 247
Creating spaces for learning in air traffic control: Back to the future?	p. 257
The Future Air Navigation System and CRM	p. 267
Technology and the air traffic controller: Performance panacea or human hindrance?	p. 273
Selecting air traffic controllers: Airservices Australia's ATC conversion course selection program	p. 281
Job adjustment and retention amongst RAAF air traffic controllers	p. 289
The nature and treatment of posttrauma reactions	p. 299
An overview of the ALPA and Delta critical incident response programs - Thoughts after an accident	p. 308
Critical incident stress in the training curriculum for airline crew members	p. 316
Current issues in the European Association for Aviation Psychology	p. 328
Attitudes reflective of gender-based issues in the aviation and transportation workplace	p. 332
The influence of sex, attractiveness and qualifications on hiring practices in aviation	p. 343
Communication and interaction between flight attendants and passengers	p. 351
Human resource management: An interpersonal skills approach	p. 361
Team timing in aviation maintenance settings: A systematic evaluation	p. 373
Human factors in airline maintenance	p. 384
Why adopt a human factors program in engineering?	p. 394
Situation awareness in aircraft	p. 403
Cognitive requirements in aircrew systems design	p. 418
Applied human factors training workshop report	p. 435
Situational awareness workshop report	p. 447
Cabin safety management workshop report	p. 455
Air traffic control workshop report	p. 462
Human factors in aircraft maintenance workshop report	p. 468
Aviation safety: Implementing solutions workshop report	p. 475
Index	p. 477
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