233 305 Human Factors in Aviation Quiz

Which of the following causes most of the aviation accidents?

• System error

• Human error

• Communication error

• Syntax error

• Random error

What is the primary focus of human factors in aviation?

• Engine design

• Navigation systems

• Human-machine interaction

• Weather patterns

• Fuel efficiency

When an aircraft is met with an accident, which of these are blamed during initial reaction?

• People involved

• People overseeing

• People supervising

• People investigating

• People reckoning

According to a recent surveys, how much have Human factor errors contributed in causing aircraft related accidents?

• 86%

• 5%

• 65%

• 73%

• 11%

An Airbus A320 is being flown by a flight crew which is having 12 years of experience in flying that particular plane. During which phase of flight, the flight crew is not prone to make accident due to human errors?

• Landing

• Take-off

• Descent

• Final approach

• Steady level flight

Which of the following is the most error prone component within aviation?

• Designing

• Aircrew

• Maintenance

• Flight dispatching

• Air traffic control

A new pilot is appointed by Bangkok airways, which of the following acts as liveware for the Pilot while flying the aircraft?

• State Policies

• Aircraft

• Airline office

• Co-pilot attitude

• Aircraft altitude

Which of the following least associated with the study of human factors?

• Ergonomics

• Mental capabilities

• Physical capabilities

• Health and safety

• Human error

In today's scenario, how are aircraft maintenance and inspection causing accidents?

• Less significant due to introduction of more sophisticated aircraft

• Significant and rising

• Less significant due to more advanced maintenance procedures

• Insignificant and decreasing

• Insignificant and increasing

For the flight crew, why it is necessary to know about flight physiology?

• To protect body functions before and during flight

• To get more salary than the fellow crew members

• To operation the aircraft during emergencies

• To treat the passengers who is not doing well

• To investigate any air crash happened due to mechanical failure