Flight crew management is an important factor in flight in order to ensure operational safety and reduce flight errors. In order to monitor all threats and errors managed or not by flight pilots, considering flight safety factors that will have a direct impact on pilots' errors is one of the basic and important issues to maintain an airline at an acceptable level of safety performance. In accordance with literature review study on the subject in airline companies, it is observed that there is a gap in the comprehensive consideration of the identification and evaluation of the basic factors of flight safety which are affected on the pilot’s errors during flight. Therefore, in this paper, an evaluation method of the pilot’s performance management is proposed by providing criteria and sub-criteria and also the pilot’s error assessment in order to increase the level of flight safety. The statistical population of this research is active airline pilots in Airbus fleets of wide-body and narrow-body aircrafts. Simple random sampling has been used to collect the data which are needed for the research and also to analyze them. In this research, the method of data discovery and content validity has been used in order to identify the criteria which are affected the pilot’s error. The most important achievement of the paper are the identification of the types of errors which affecting the pilot’s error and how to evaluate them, as well as the discovery of the effective safety factors.
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Borjalilu, N., Ghaderi, F., & Heydari, J. (2023). Flightsafety Criteria to assess the safety performance of cockpit crew. Journal of Aeronautical Engineering, 25(2), 142-154. doi: 10.22034/joae.2023.387633.1160
MLA
Naimeh Borjalilu; Farid Ghaderi; jafar Heydari. "Flightsafety Criteria to assess the safety performance of cockpit crew". Journal of Aeronautical Engineering, 25, 2, 2023, 142-154. doi: 10.22034/joae.2023.387633.1160
HARVARD
Borjalilu, N., Ghaderi, F., Heydari, J. (2023). 'Flightsafety Criteria to assess the safety performance of cockpit crew', Journal of Aeronautical Engineering, 25(2), pp. 142-154. doi: 10.22034/joae.2023.387633.1160
VANCOUVER
Borjalilu, N., Ghaderi, F., Heydari, J. Flightsafety Criteria to assess the safety performance of cockpit crew. Journal of Aeronautical Engineering, 2023; 25(2): 142-154. doi: 10.22034/joae.2023.387633.1160
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