Air Traffic Controllers’ Attitude to the Mistakes Hazards during Their Professional Experience
Air traffic controllers’ (ATCs) work process can be presented as uninterrupted set of decisions. These decisions occur and are implemented in both clear and stealth forms being influenced a lot. Determined and stochastic risks are especially important in this process. Human factor (HF) effect on fli...
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2020
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