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SUMMARY:Human Factors of Flight Crew Communication and Performance: Influe
 ncing Factors and AI Opportunities
DESCRIPTION:Alexandra Baltazar Hall, Katie B. Stubits, Nicole (Dani) Giord
 ano, and Joseph R. Keebler (Embry Riddle Aeronautical University)\n\nHuman
  error and team communication breakdowns remain major contributors to avia
 tion accidents whilst substantial technological advances in aircraft syste
 ms (Flin et al, 2002). Within the flight deck, effective communication is 
 central to situational awareness, task coordination, decision-making suppo
 rt, and error escalation prevention; however flight crews operate in high-
 workload, time-pressured environments where communication is hindered by f
 actors such as stress, fatigue, and automation demands.\nThe objective of 
 this work is to synthesize and evaluate human factors research examining (
 1) common commercial flight crew errors, (2) communication modalities and 
 failures in the cockpit, (3) the role of stress in shaping communication a
 nd performance, and (4) explore the roles AI can play within the flight de
 ck.\n\n
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