INTRODUCTION: General aviation includes all civilian aviation apart from operations
involving paid passenger transport. Unfortunately, this category of aviation holds a lackluster …

Research in aviation safety has led to significant advancements in the aviation industry.
These studies have included human factors, cutting-edge technologies, risk assessment …

General, or private and non-commercial, aviation accidents produce more fatalities than any
other aviation category within the United States. Despite advances in scientific …

Aiming to explore the nature of incidents in the commercial air transportation system,
multiple causal factor events and result events, and their cause and effect relationships were …

Aviation safety is essential for the healthy growth and sustainability of the global economy.
The implementation of Safety Management Systems to support safe service delivery has …

Accidents in twin-engine aircraft carry a higher risk of fatality compared with single engine
aircraft and constitute 9% of all general aviation accidents. The different flight profile (higher …

Objective: We designed, developed, and evaluated a 3D augmented reality (AR) weather
visualization to investigate whether it could enhance communication about weather in …

Background Flying over mountainous and/or high elevation terrain is challenging due to
rapidly changeable visibility, gusty/rotor winds and downdrafts and the necessity of terrain …

Excessive pilot workload is one of the significant causes of flight accidents. The detection of
flight workload can help optimize aircraft crew operation procedures, improve cockpit human …

Abstract General aviation (14CFR Part 91) accounts for 83% of civil aviation fatalities. While
much research has focused on accident causes/pilot demographics in this aviation sector …