Human Factors Considerations for Single-Pilot Cargo Operations

FAA-affiliated R&D (MITRE / Volpe / FAA Tech Center) · FAA Tech Center human-factors study · tc-dot-faa-tc-20-03 · Published 2020-11-01 · FAA Hughes Technical Center · 1 author

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Abstract

Hughes Technical Center human-factors analysis of single-pilot Part 121 cargo + Part 135 turbojet operations. Examines workload, fatigue, and automation-management implications. Input to FAA single-pilot rulemaking + crew complement studies.

Author

FAA Hughes Technical Center FAA Hughes Technical Center

Keywords

single pilot
human factors
workload
cargo operations
automation

Citation

FAA Hughes Technical Center (2020). Human Factors Considerations for Single-Pilot Cargo Operations. FAA Hughes Technical Center. FAA-affiliated R&D (MITRE / Volpe / FAA Tech Center) ID tc-dot-faa-tc-20-03. https://hf.tc.faa.gov/publications/ ↗