This research aimed to understand the human factors that contribute to the occurrence of aeronautical accidents and incidents resulting from remote failures. It is characterized as an exploratory research with bibliographic and documentary procedure through books, articles, reports, regulations and laws. The approach used was qualitative. Data analysis was performed by comparing data and characteristics of reality, present and past, analyzed according to the theoretical foundation. It has been observed from research that crews in most cases follow procedures in a disciplined manner until the time of the breakdown. But in remote failures, CRM is not conserved. Lack of knowledge and training of the crash results in delayed emergency response,...
This research had as goal the analysis of the contributing factors that could lead to the loss of ta...
This research aimed to identify the impact of crew fatigue on operational flight safety. To reach th...
This work aims to understand the impact of fatigue on the crew and its relation with aeronautical ac...
This paper represents a closer look around aircraft accidents with one of the contributing factors w...
This research had as general objective to understand the connections of the human factors and their...
This research aimed to understand the human factors contributing to the occurrence of aeronautical a...
Over the years, aircraft safety has increased considerably due to accelerated technologi...
The occurrence of aviation accidents is widely known, demonstrating a large number of fatalities and...
This research had as general objective to understand the reasons that cause the automatism in the ai...
This research main objective is to understand the influence of fatigue in flight safety. In this res...
The biggest challenge faced by aviation has been to both avoid human error and control its consequen...
ABSTRACT: Due to increasingly reliable aircraft technology, equipment and material failures have bec...
This paper discusses the structure and systematic procedures practiced by Brazilian aircraft mainten...
Accidents in the aviation sector are very serious in most of their occurrences are fatal, unfortunat...
This research is directed directly to the theme of resource management (CRM) and its benefits in the...
This research had as goal the analysis of the contributing factors that could lead to the loss of ta...
This research aimed to identify the impact of crew fatigue on operational flight safety. To reach th...
This work aims to understand the impact of fatigue on the crew and its relation with aeronautical ac...
This paper represents a closer look around aircraft accidents with one of the contributing factors w...
This research had as general objective to understand the connections of the human factors and their...
This research aimed to understand the human factors contributing to the occurrence of aeronautical a...
Over the years, aircraft safety has increased considerably due to accelerated technologi...
The occurrence of aviation accidents is widely known, demonstrating a large number of fatalities and...
This research had as general objective to understand the reasons that cause the automatism in the ai...
This research main objective is to understand the influence of fatigue in flight safety. In this res...
The biggest challenge faced by aviation has been to both avoid human error and control its consequen...
ABSTRACT: Due to increasingly reliable aircraft technology, equipment and material failures have bec...
This paper discusses the structure and systematic procedures practiced by Brazilian aircraft mainten...
Accidents in the aviation sector are very serious in most of their occurrences are fatal, unfortunat...
This research is directed directly to the theme of resource management (CRM) and its benefits in the...
This research had as goal the analysis of the contributing factors that could lead to the loss of ta...
This research aimed to identify the impact of crew fatigue on operational flight safety. To reach th...
This work aims to understand the impact of fatigue on the crew and its relation with aeronautical ac...