This 2026 systematic review by Molloy et al. highlights the growing role of machine-learning approaches in objectively assessing cognitive workload in aviation through physiological and
In this 2026 study, Bills, Costello, and Cattani present a rare inside look at how 12 leading government Safety Investigation Authorities (SIAs) actually analyse major
This brand new (2026) review by Okine and colleagues presents one of the most comprehensive examinations to date of how human factors (HF) research has
We look at what a major new systematic review by Yiu et al. (2026) tells us about how artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the
This paper systematically reviewed published evaluations of CRM training effectiveness in order to quantify the impact of CRM on key outcomes such as learner reactions,
This study by Captain Vlaskamp and colleagues from TU Delft in the Netherlands examines how airline pilots experience startle and surprise in real operational contexts
This study by Vlaskamp and colleagues investigates how often startle and surprise events occur in helicopter operations, how pilots respond, and what mitigation strategies are
This paper proposes an emotions-based training approach for aviation crews that complements traditional Evidence-Based Training (EBT) and CRM by integrating mental preparation, self-awareness, and stress/emotion
This study explores how CRM training translates into real operational practice from the perspective of cabin crew members in commercial air passenger transport. Findings indicate
This study systematically compared Crew Resource Management (CRM) in commercial aviation with Single-Pilot Resource Management (SRM) in general aviation to assess how each contributes to