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First Look at the Evolution of Flight Crew Requirements for Emerging Market Aircraft.
| 题名： | First Look at the Evolution of Flight Crew Requirements for Emerging Market Aircraft. |
| 作者： | Feary, M. |
| 关键词： | Automatic control, Flight crews, Aircraft safety |
| 摘要： | This is an exciting time for aviation. New vehicle and airspace technologies promise large increases in the number of aircraft in operation. One critical technology for these emerging markets is the increased use of automated systems to reduce pilot skill, training, and proficiency requirements. While the use of these systems promises to reduce or eliminate pilot functions in the long-term, the technology development for the required functions will necessitate a phased transition. The transition to, and adoption of automated systems will generate new safety challenges. This paper is a first look at a model to help frame flight crew functions for evaluation of future operational requirements. The model is intended to provide required flight crew functions regardless of whether the functions are performed by human or artificial agent. It is hoped that the model will be useful in identifying safety challenges and enabling a safe transition for the new aviation markets. The paper presents some background for a model for framing the flight crew function model and some thoughts about next steps. |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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