Archive for the ‘Human Factors’ Category
Convergent Launches Innovative New Fatigue Risk Management Program – Targets Business and Charter Aviation
December 10, 2014, Tony Kern, Ed.D
Business and charter aviation have a new option for Fatigue Risk Management. Convergent Performance has released Fit 4 Duty™, an…
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Global and Convergent Performance Offer Aviation Maintenance Never Events (AMNE) Program to Qualified Customers
November 7, 2014, Tony Kern, Ed.D
Global is proud to offer this valuable safety training benefit, as well as many other services from our SM4 Partners….
BOOK REVIEW – Automation Airmanship: Nine Principles for Operating Glass Cockpit Aircraft
August 28, 2013, Richard Keltner
Don’t miss our latest book review! Automation Airmanship: Nine Principles for Operating Glass Cockpit Aircraft by: Christopher J. Lutat and…
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A Pilgrim’s Encounter with Just Culture
September 26, 2012, Richard Keltner
This is a post for my friends and colleagues in the aviation and safety world. On Tuesday morning I was…
The Science of Learning to Read One’s Own Performance…
May 31, 2012, Tony Kern, Ed.D
Dr. Tony Kern’s recent BLOG post focuses on: The new science of learning to read one’s own performance, devoid of…
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Going Pro Executive Retreat
April 19, 2012, Richard Keltner
It seems that hardly a week goes by without another big story about unprofessional behavior (GSA, Secret Service, etc.). Isn’t…
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