A review is presented of the introduction of advanced technology into the modern aircraft cockpit, bringing a new era of cockpit automation, and the opportunity for safe, fuel-efficient, computer-directed flight. It is shown that this advanced technology has also brought a number of problems, not due to equipment failure, but due to problems at the human-automation interface. Consideration is given to the interface, the ATC system, and to company, regulatory, and economic environments, as well as to how they contribute to these new problems.
Potential benefits and hazards of increased reliance on cockpit automation
Safety at Sea and in the Air - Taking Stock Together ; 1990 ; London, United Kingdom
1990-01-01
Conference paper
No indication
English
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