Training Airline Pilots for Improved Flight Path Monitoring: The Sensemaking Model Framework
Training Airline Pilots for Improved Flight Path Monitoring: The Sensemaking Model Framework
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The importance and benefit of improved monitoring is increasingly recognized. Improved training may be a valuable intervention. Our study (conducted 2019) assessed and trained airline First Officers on flight path monitoring skills. The exploratory study assessed monitoring pre-training in a simulator session that included monitoring challenges (8 or 7 events). A 1-hour interactive training followed, based on the Sensemaking Model of Monitoring; it presented concepts and examples using a slide deck, discussion, and simple activities. Post-training assessment used scenarios with analogous monitoring challenges (7 or 8 events) but a different setting. Performance showed significant and relatively consistent improvement. Training monitoring as sensemaking merits further investigation.
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Training Airline Pilots for Improved Flight Path Monitoring: The Sensemaking Model Framework
International Symposium on Aviation Psychology (ISAP) ; 2021 ; Virtual, US
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English
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