Human Factors, pilot well-being, and the psychology behind aviation safety - written from the field by Aleksandra Kapela and the MyWingman team.
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Read articleWhat to expect, how to prepare, and how to perform - what assessors actually look for, what you can and cannot prepare, and how to present your best authentic self.
Read articleUnderstanding pilot wellbeing - the real barrier to speaking up, what good practice looks like, and why it belongs at the centre of aviation safety.
Read articleCompetency-Based Training and Assessment - the shift from counting hours to growing competent pilots, and why implementing it well is harder than it looks.
Read articleWhat every pilot and every airline needs to understand about pilot psychological assessment - why the rule exists, what it requires, and how to get it right.
Read articleAviation psychology, explained - selection and assessment, Human Factors, training, wellbeing, and who is actually qualified to do this work.
Read articleEight practical reminders from aviation accidents and psychology research on judgment, trust, and adaptation
Read articleExploring the psychological mechanisms behind passenger inattention during safety briefings and evidence-based strategies to improve aviation communication.
Read articleHow two aviation disasters 27 years apart sparked a viral myth about a "lucky seat" - and what cognitive psychology reveals about our pattern-spotting brains.
Read articleExploring the science and psychology behind pilots' deep passion for flight, from childhood aspiration through professional identity.
Read articleAn accredited aviation psychologist critiques how flight schools implement KSA100 training, arguing that practical, hands-on approaches with qualified assessors yield better safety outcomes than online quizzes.
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