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Welcome to the Aviation Human Factors web site.
This site is offered as a public service in the interest of improving general aviation safety.
The content of this site is designed to help pilots understand how their decision-making skills, attitudes, and even their personality can influence the safety of flight.
Exercises and tools are provided that let pilots evaluate their knowledge, skills and attitudes, and improve their Aeronautical Decision Making.
The site content is based primarily on research conducted at the Federal Aviation Administration and at various universites under the sponsorship of the FAA. However, this site is not affiliated with the FAA or any other government organization.
If you encounter a problem on this site, please let us know by sending in a Problem Report.
Comments and suggestions for changes or additions are also welcome. Comment
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NEW Stuff
Tailplane Icing -- Take a look at this NASA video and you will learn a lot about this topic. It is an important thing to keep in mind, and it might have been the cause of the recent crash in New York. (February 2009)
Flight Reviews and Flight Time -- Are you a safer pilot after a flight review? We have found a curious relationship between reviews and accidents, and would like to get a little more information to see what is happening. (October 2008)
Aeronautical Decision Making -- The extensive set of manuals and publications produced by the FAA on ADM are being scanned and made available here. (September 2008)
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This site is best viewed at a resolution of 800 x 600.
(Last updated September 3, 2008)
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