Human Performance covers the human factors that affect safety: physiology, perception, stress, fatigue and how crews work together.
Human Performance and Limitations · Question 1 of 8Score: 0
The human vestibular system performs spatial orientation by:
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What ATPL Human Performance and Limitations covers
- Physiology, hypoxia and the effects of altitude
- Vision, hearing and spatial disorientation
- Stress, fatigue and workload
- Decision making and situational awareness
- Crew resource management
- Threat and error management
How to study Human Performance and Limitations
Connect each effect to a real flight situation. Examples stay in memory longer than lists of definitions.
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