The July/August 2020 issue of FAA Safety Briefing focuses on the importance of human factors in aviation. Feature articles and departments address stress, fatigue, decision making, cognitive bias, and more. We also take a closer look at the humans behind the FAA’s Human Factors team to see how their work is helping improve aviation safety.
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Feature Articles
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Passing the Stress Test: Keep the Dark Side of Stress at Bay (on FlightPush)
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2
Just a Bit Biased: How to See and Avoid Dangerous Assumptions (on FlightPush)
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3
Asleep at the Yoke? Fighting Fatigue in General Aviation (on FlightPush)
Medium
4
The Humans Behind Human Factors: A Look at the People and Resources in the FAA’s Human Factors Team (on FlightPush)
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5
Tool Time: Beta-Testing a Maintenance Safety Culture Assessment Toolkit (on FlightPush)
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6
To "B" or Not to "B" ... Why Equipping with ADS-B Makes Sense (on FlightPush)
Medium
Departments
1
Jumpseat: The Human Factor (on FlightPush)
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2
Aeromedical Advisory: Getting to a "New Normal" (on FlightPush)
Medium
3
Condition Inspection: A Primer on Medical Testing (on FlightPush)
Medium
4
Checklist: But What Do You Actually Do? (on FlightPush)
Medium
5
Drone Debrief: Drones Doing Dirty Work to Keep Humans Safe (on FlightPush)
Medium
6
Nuts, Bolts, and Electrons: Addressing the Challenge of Failure to Follow Procedures (on FlightPush)
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7
Angle of Attack: Decisions, Decisions (on FlightPush)
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8
Vertically Speaking: Avoiding Information Overload (on FlightPush)
Medium
9
FAA Faces: Dr. Kathy Abbott (on FlightPush)
Medium
Contents as listed in the FAA's archive of FAA Safety Briefing issues. Issue Archive