Investigators and members of the National Transportation Safety Board attribute the cause of the majority of airline accidents and incidents to pilot error. In an effort to address this problem, many airlines have developed training programs for pilots aimed at improving teamwork and decision making in the cockpit. Much of this training, generally termed Cockpit Resource Management (CRM), has leadership style assessment and modification through group exercise as its foundation. Though cockpit resource management training has been widely embraced within the aviation industry, its effectiveness in improving flight safety has yet to be demonstrated. An argument is advanced that the current approach to this training is not likely to be effectiv...
Crew resource management (CRM) training for flight crews is widespread and has been credited with im...
The subject of those pilots who seem unresponsive to Cockpit Resource Management (CRM) training is a...
This study reports an evaluation of a Cockpit Resource Management (CRM) training program at Qantas A...
Editor\u27s Note: This article originally appeared in the Spring 1991 issue. It is reprinted due to ...
Changes in the nature of CRM training in commercial aviation are described, including its shift from...
For over twenty years, two similar types of training have attempted to reduce aviator caused acciden...
Human resource training in the airline industry is of cardinal importance for aviation safety. Pilot...
This paper focuses on Crew Resource Management (hereafter CRM) training. CRM evolved in an attempt t...
Line Oriented Flight Training (LOFT) for United Airlines started in 1976. At that time it was basica...
The current USAir CRM program is presented. The lessons learned and the program issues are combined....
Human error is an ever-present threat to the safe conduct of flight. Recently, applied psychologists...
The 6th General Flight Crew Training Meeting held in Montreal in May, 1984 was for most IATA member ...
Human error is an ever-present threat to the safe conduct of flight. Recently, applied psychologists...
The advent of technology has aided pilots navigate challenging terrain and avoid potentially disastr...
The aviation community has\u27 invested great amounts of money and effort into crew resource managem...
Crew resource management (CRM) training for flight crews is widespread and has been credited with im...
The subject of those pilots who seem unresponsive to Cockpit Resource Management (CRM) training is a...
This study reports an evaluation of a Cockpit Resource Management (CRM) training program at Qantas A...
Editor\u27s Note: This article originally appeared in the Spring 1991 issue. It is reprinted due to ...
Changes in the nature of CRM training in commercial aviation are described, including its shift from...
For over twenty years, two similar types of training have attempted to reduce aviator caused acciden...
Human resource training in the airline industry is of cardinal importance for aviation safety. Pilot...
This paper focuses on Crew Resource Management (hereafter CRM) training. CRM evolved in an attempt t...
Line Oriented Flight Training (LOFT) for United Airlines started in 1976. At that time it was basica...
The current USAir CRM program is presented. The lessons learned and the program issues are combined....
Human error is an ever-present threat to the safe conduct of flight. Recently, applied psychologists...
The 6th General Flight Crew Training Meeting held in Montreal in May, 1984 was for most IATA member ...
Human error is an ever-present threat to the safe conduct of flight. Recently, applied psychologists...
The advent of technology has aided pilots navigate challenging terrain and avoid potentially disastr...
The aviation community has\u27 invested great amounts of money and effort into crew resource managem...
Crew resource management (CRM) training for flight crews is widespread and has been credited with im...
The subject of those pilots who seem unresponsive to Cockpit Resource Management (CRM) training is a...
This study reports an evaluation of a Cockpit Resource Management (CRM) training program at Qantas A...