Articles
Notes on training, safety and technology
Articles first published on LinkedIn, on Evidence-Based Training, human factors and the arrival of artificial intelligence on the flight deck.
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Aviation Safety Management Systems: A Foundation for Reliability in Highly Complex Industries
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From Training Needs Analysis to Evidence-Based Performance Systems: Rethinking TNA in CBTA and EBT Contexts
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High Reliability: What Commercial Aviation Can Teach and Export to the World of Complex Industries
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A Functional Identity Perspective on AI in Aviation: Will Intelligent Technologies Be a Threat to Pilots?
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Cognitive Readiness in Automated Flight Decks: Bridging Training and Human-System Integration
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The Interplay Between Contemporary Complexity and Technology: Implications for Commercial Pilots
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Paradigm Shift: the Pilot is Today's Aeronautical System's Strong Link (not the Weak!)
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Cognitive Bias in Commercial Pilots: An Expanded Perspective
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Pilots as the Strong Link in the Aviation System: A Human-Centric Perspective
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Pilots' Cognitive Impairment: The Importance of Non-Technical Competencies
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Commercial Pilots' Cognitive Overload and Stress
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Artificial Intelligence and the Airliners Cockpit: Why AI Won’t Revolutionise Piloting Anytime Soon
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How Advanced Air Mobility and eVTOL Will Change Common Perceptions and Acceptance of Automation
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Advanced Automation Paradoxes and Commercial Aviation
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Advanced technologies and cockpit design. Have we learned the lessons of the past?
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The limits of data-driven technologies in the world of complexity
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Human's capacity to create advanced technologies has exceeded their ability to predict consequences
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Cybersecurity in the Skies: AI in Commercial Aviation and the Imperative of Human Oversight
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Commercial aviation pilots' readiness, predisposition, and openness toward new technologies and artificial intelligence
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AI enhances airline pilots' abilities and decision-making processes, putting them back at the heart of the operational processes