Aviation Human Factors Expertise
Sensory Illusions and Spatial Disorientation
Approach and Landing Errors
Perceptional Blindness
Cockpit Automation
Evaluation of Cockpit Displays, and Controls
Performance and Alertness
Crew Resource Management
Selection and Training of Pilots
The Cabin Environment
Low visibility Environments
Fall Protection, Jet Bridges
Human Factors in Aircraft Maintenance
Aviation Human Factors Experts
Aviation Human Factors is the silent relationship that exists between the person, machine and environment. Understanding this intangible relationship is often the key to determining the causation on an accident. DVI’s Aviation Human Factors Experts routinely evaluate the limitations and capabilities of people, including memory, perception, reaction time, judgment, physical size and dexterity, and visual acuity, relative to the performance of products and systems.
