Air France flight 358 aviation accident/incident

Human Factors contribute to the overall event. Some Human Factors to Consider:

• Safety Culture /Organizations and Leadership
• Aviation Security
• Personnel Selection and Training
• Air Traffic Control
• ATC Automation
• ATC Memory
• Situational Awareness
• Weather
• Human Performance - Fatigue, Stress, Vision
• Information Processing
• CRM
• Aircraft Design and Automation
• Cognitive Bias, Judgement & Decision Making
• A detailed analysis of the Human Factors involved that shows you understand how Human Factors contributed to your case beyond restating what is listed in an NTSB report.
• What can be learned from a Human Factors standpoint by studying this accident/incident.
• What effect did the accident/incident have on the aerospace industry? Did it result in any policy, regulation, or procedure changes? Did it highlight an issue that might not have been previously considered? Did it change how we 'operate' as an organization, individuals, or industry?

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The Air France Flight 358 accidentincident is a notable case that involves various human factors contributing to the overall event The incident occurred on August 2 2005 when Air France Flight 358 an ... View the full answer