Aviation Instruction and Training

ISBN-13: 9781138610774 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 512 str.

Ross A. Telfer

Opis

First published in 1993. This book shows how professionals in the aviation industry and academic researchers complement each other in their pursuit of more effective and efficient flight training and instruction.

Spis treści

Part 1: Aptitude Testing, Selection and Licensing  1. Introduction to Section 1: Pilot Aptitude Testing, Selection and Licensing R.A Telfer  2. Aptitude Assessment in Pilot Selection K. Alexander and G. Stead  3. Aptitude Testing and Selection in Aviation D. Bartram  4. The Selection and Training of Air Traffic Controllers in Australia G. Hannan and r. O’Hara  5. Computer-Based Testing in Flight Crew Licensing G.J.F. Hunt and L.M. Hunt  Part 2: Approaches to Pilot Training  6. Introduction to Section 2: Approaches to Pilot Training R.A Telfer  7. Human Factors Training in Aviation D.E Maurino  8. Human Factors in Training J. Bent  9. Pilots’ Approaches to Learning P.J. Moore and R.A. Telfer  10. Transfer for Flight Simulation G. Lintern and G. McMillan  11. The Technology of Part-Task Training D.J. Allerton  12. The Evaluation of Training K.C. Given  Part 3: Ab Initio Pilot Training and Instruction  13. Introduction to Section 3: Ab Initio Pilot Training and Instruction R.A. Telfer  14. What Makes Aviation Instruction Different? R.A. Telfer  15. Effective Aviation Instruction R.A. Telfer  16. Academic Training for the Ab Initio Pilots B. Blyth  17. Preparing Better Flight Instructors C. Elshaw  18. Instructional Design and Curriculum Development in Aviation H.H Lehrer  19. Aviation Medicine and Flight Instruction L. Lambeth  20. Educating the Aviation Professional W.E. Pippin  21. Non-Technical Training and Education of Ab Initio Student Pilots for KLM Royal Dutch Airlines A. Droog  Part 4: In-Service Pilot Training  22. Introduction to Section 4: In- Service Pilot Training R.A. Telfer  23. Aviation Training and Instruction R.E Somerville  24. Conversion Courses and Students’ Learning Needs: A New Approach for Air New Zealand B. Sinclair  25. Design, Development and Implementation of CRM Program A. Mellor  26. Crew Management in Supplementary Airlines T. Wilson  27. Establishing a Cockpit Resource Management Training Program R.L Wilkinson  28. Using a Generic Non-Normal Checklist to Train Crew Co-Ordination Skills A.N. Johnston  29. A Skills-Based Approach to Training Aeronautical Decision-Making M. Wiggins and D. O’Hare

O autorze

Ross A. Telfer