Cockpit and Cabin Crew Coordination and Communication 851918
Human factors studies now identify miscommunication between cockpit and cabin crewmembers as a major obstacle to safe operation of of a flight in both normal situations and during life-threatening conditions. To remedy this problem, crewmembers must have a better understanding of each others' duties; double meanings in signals must be avoided; sterile cockpit procedures should be clarified; flight and cabin crewmember manuals must be consistent; joint training should be instituted; flight attendants should be given sufficient information by the cockpit crew in emergencies; and communication equipment should be independently powered.
Event:
Aerospace Technology Conference and Exposition
ISSN:
0148-7191
e-ISSN:
2688-3627
Also in:
Fourth Aerospace Behavioral Engineering Technology Conference Proceedings--The Human Performane Envelope--What Are the Operational Capabilities-P-168
Related Topics:
Human factors
Education and training
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