The biology of crew stress and fatique
These excerpts from aviation regulatory documents provide a comprehensive analysis of the psychological and physiological challenges faced by flight crews, specifically focusing on stress, sleep depri...
24 Huhti 52min
Surprise, Startle, and Flight Deck Cognition
The source, an excerpt from CAP 737 Chapter 7 - Surprise and Startle, discusses the difference between the startle reflex and the fight or flight response, particularly in the context of pilot perform...
7 Loka 202532min
Decision Making: Analytical, Quicker, and Intuitive Approaches
This focuses on decision-making processes, particularly within the context of aviation. It categorizes decisions along a continuum, ranging from effortful analytical decisions to quick, intuitive ones...
7 Elo 20251h 1min
Vigilance and Monitoring in Aviation Operations*NEW
The text discusses vigilance and monitoring in aviation, particularly in relation to pilots and automated systems. It defines vigilance as sustained attention to detect irregularities and explains the...
7 Elo 202535min
Pilot Cognition: Processing, Perception, and Attention
This document describes information processing in the brain, from sensation and perception to conscious and unconscious processing, reaction, and feedback. It also discusses perception in more detail,...
19 Touko 20257min
CRM and TEM in Flight Crew Operations
This document introduces Crew Resource Management (CRM) and Threat and Error Management (TEM) in aviation, tracing the evolution of CRM from early, sometimes poorly received psychological or managemen...
2 Huhti 20259min
Effective Flight Deck Communication
CAP 737 Chapter 16 focuses on the critical role of effective communication in flight deck operations, highlighting its link to workload distribution and error reduction. The chapter emphasizes that qu...
2 Huhti 202528min
