Human Factors in Aviation Quiz

What is the main purpose of Human Factors in aviation?

• To design more comfortable airplane seats

• To optimize safe flight operations by enhancing relationships between people, activities, and equipment

• To reduce the cost of aviation operations

• To increase the speed of aircraft

Which of the following is a key step in the decision-making process in aviation?

• Waiting for instructions from the ground

• Gathering relevant information

• Ignoring potential threats

• Following standard procedures without deviation

What is the effect of chronic stress on pilot performance?

• It improves reaction time

• It enhances memory retention

• It reduces situational awareness and decision-making capabilities

• It has no impact on performance

Which of the following is a primary component of Threat and Error Management (TEM)?

• Ignoring minor threats

• Detecting threats and managing errors

• Relying solely on automated systems

• Avoiding any deviations from the flight plan

Which of the following is an example of an "anticipated threat" in aviation?

• Sudden engine failure

• Unexpected bird strike

• Planned weather change

• Unpredicted mechanical malfunction