April 2017
Intermediate to advanced
252 pages
6h 32m
English
In the New View of human error:
History is rife with investigations where the label “Human Error” was the conclusion. Paul Fitts, marking the start of aviation human factors in 1947, began to turn this around. Digging through 460 cases of “pilot error” that had been presented to him, he found that a large part consisted of pilots confusing the flap and gear handles. Typically, a pilot would land and then raise the gear ...
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