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Safety and human factors for electronic flight bag usage in general aviation

Published 2019-07-01 From National Aerospace and Electronics Conference 2 authors
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Abstract

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Paper checklists are being replaced by software on a tablet computer, i.e., an Electronic Flight Bag (EFB). We focus on what effects this can have on the human pilot and on safety and security. We define practical EFB modifications, implementable in an app, to improve trustworthiness, especially for general aviation (GA).

Authors

  • Pranay Bhardwaj
  • C. Purdy

Keywords

  • Computer Science
  • Engineering

Citation: Pranay Bhardwaj, C. Purdy (2019). Safety and human factors for electronic flight bag usage in general aviation. National Aerospace and Electronics Conference. Semantic Scholar ID 062d303901b0cdbb8564268e66c1cbe10a95ceba. https://doi.org/10.1109/NAECON46414.2019.9057898 ↗