Impact of human factors for student pilots in approved flight training organizations in Korea
L Kang-Seok, S Eun-Suk, S Young - 2014 - commons.erau.edu
L Kang-Seok, S Eun-Suk, S Young
2014•commons.erau.eduStatistics for aviation accidents in Korea show that the safety level of training flights is high.
However, of the accidents that do occur, more than 80% occur due to human factors.
Furthermore, because most causes of human factors-related accidents are “pilot error,” it is
important for student pilots who will transport passengers to develop knowledge of safety
and skills associated with human factors risk management to mitigate the risk of such
accidents.
However, of the accidents that do occur, more than 80% occur due to human factors.
Furthermore, because most causes of human factors-related accidents are “pilot error,” it is
important for student pilots who will transport passengers to develop knowledge of safety
and skills associated with human factors risk management to mitigate the risk of such
accidents.
Abstract
Statistics for aviation accidents in Korea show that the safety level of training flights is high. However, of the accidents that do occur, more than 80% occur due to human factors. Furthermore, because most causes of human factors-related accidents are “pilot error,” it is important for student pilots who will transport passengers to develop knowledge of safety and skills associated with human factors risk management to mitigate the risk of such accidents.
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