
PACE: Graded Assertiveness
PACE is a tool for speaking up that can be useful in the cockpit of an airliner too.

PACE is a tool for speaking up that can be useful in the cockpit of an airliner too.

This series of videos by “Human Factors for Healthcare” explains a lot of the basics of communication, that are relevant on the flight deck too.
The well-known accident in Tenerife in 1977, where two 747’s collided on the runway, has made training in speaking up about safety concerns an essential

Are lengthy, outdated flightdeck briefings really contributing to aviation safety? Captain RICH LOUDON*, Alaska Airlines and Captain DAVID MORIARTY, RAeS HF Group (Flight Operations and Training) take a

Source: YouTube The classic TED talk by Amy Edmondson introducing her early work on the benefits of creating psychological safety in organisations. Edmondson is the

Paul Stevens, expert in aviation English from Mayflower College, U.K. offers a point brief in how fatigue can effect our operational communication. Source: LinkedIn 💤

Source: AIN Online People want feedback on their CRM and benefit from receiving it, but it is rarely given. Or sometimes it comes too late.