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Lori Thomas raises the question of the impact of pilot personality traits on individual stress recognition and self regulation. An area of current research interest in aviation human factors is
In this interview, Helen Heenan discusses whether current Cabin Crew CRM training truly prepares crew for real operational challenges, touching on topics such as training effectiveness, regulatory gaps, and adapting
The Flight Crew Competency-Based Training (CBT) Framework for Offshore Helicopter Operations outlines a standardized system for developing helicopter pilots based on demonstrated competence rather than minimum flight-hour requirements.