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Volume 4, Number 9
February 26, 2010
 
Today's Exclusive AVweb Podcastback to top 
 

NASA ON THE SCIENCE OF PILOT ERROR
Following a pair of serious incidents and a fatal accident, commercial flight crew training and professionalism in the cockpit have become hot topics in Washington. In this podcast, AVweb caught up with Dr. Key Dismukes, chief scientist for human factors at the human systems integration division at NASA Ames Research Center. Dismukes talks about the science of explaining why skilled pilots — professional and general aviation both — make mistakes while performing familiar tasks. He adds his insight on "pilot error" statistics and the techniques you can use to avoid becoming one.

Click here to listen. (15.5 MB, 11:20)

 
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TSA READY TO STAND UP TO CONGRESS, SAYS NATA'S JIM COYNE
Does Congress overreact and over-legislate in the name of security? At this point, isn't that a rhetorical question? NATA's Jim Coyne says there may be a light at the end of the tunnel and credits the TSA with bringing GA concerns before Congress.

Click here to listen. (8.7 MB, 8:29)