Airmanship

Question 1

3 main areas covered in Human Factors

Answer 1

Aviation Psychology, Physiology, Ergonomics

Question 2

Define Human Factors

Answer 2

Is about people in their environment and their relationship with equipment, procedures, environment, and other people

Question 3

HF contributes to … % of aircraft accidents in aviation

Answer 3

80%

Question 4

Why HF training is important

Answer 4

To ensure the development of the right skills, knowledge, and behaviours

Question 5

Define Crew Resource Management (CRM)

Answer 5

Application of HF in team management -> safe & efficient

Question 6

Examples of Non-Technical Skills in HF

Answer 6

Crew coordination, communication, decision making, TEM, stress & workload management, Situational Awareness

Question 7

What are the elements of Situational Awareness

Answer 7

System awareness, Environmental awareness, Anticipation

Question 8

Characteristics of pilot with good airmanship

Answer 8

Good knowledge, fly well, good decision making, good communication, remain rational and cool at all times, good common sense, high standard in the air

Question 9

4 types of personalities

Answer 9

Phlegmatic (not easily ruffled), Choleric (Hot tempered), Melancholic (Sad), Sanguine (Cheerful)

Question 10

What is Physiology of Flight about?

Answer 10

How human body alters as its placed in the aviation environment

Question 11

SHELL model

Answer 11

Software, Hardware, Environment, Liveware (pilot), Liveware (others)