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Aviation Human Factors: The Pilot Ego

March 1, 2013 By admin

Years ago I did my Master’s [in Aeronautical Science from ERAU] on “Personalities in the Cockpit”.In that research, I surveyed career Part 91 pilots as to their communication style.These were all pilots in flight departments; I did not designate which … Continue reading →

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"Hurry Up Syndrome"

May 7, 2012 By admin

Yes there really is a sickness called “Hurry Up Syndrome”! I knew this disease existed, I was surprised that it had a real scientific name! According to University of Manchester’s Dr. James Reason, this time crunch that we operate under … Continue reading →

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"Hurry Up Syndrome"

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