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Dr. Robert Baron
Rethinking Human Error Statistics in Aircraft Accidents. Appeared in
the April 2010 issue of Director of Maintenance Magazine.
Beyond the Initial Human Factors Course: A Little Science…A Little Anecdote.
Appeared in the April 2010 issue of AeroSafety World, a publication of the
Flight Safety Foundation.
Northwest Flight 188: When Pilots Become Passengers.
Landing in Extreme Weather: When Getting it on the Ground can Prove
Fatal.
Failure to Follow Procedures: Deviations are a
Significant Factor in Maintenance Errors.
Appeared in the
July/August 2009 issue of Director of Maintenance Magazine.
Fatigue Risk Management in Aircraft Maintenance: An Update on a
Complex Issue.
Appeared in the May 2009 issue of Aviation Maintenance Magazine.
An Exploration of Deviations in Aircraft Maintenance Procedures. Appeared in the Winter 2009 issue of the International Journal of
Applied Aviation Studies (IJAAS), a publication of the FAA Academy.
Speaking of Errors: A Survey of Regional Airline Employees
Reveals Attitudes Toward Error. Also titled,
"Using an
Eight-Factor Model to Measure Error Attitudes at a Regional Airline." Appeared in the October 2009 issue of AeroSafety World, a
publication of the Flight Safety Foundation.
The Human Factors Ladder Still Needs to Extend Higher.
Appeared in the March 2009 issue of Aviation Maintenance Magazine.
SOS for Your SMS: A Brief Look at Airport Safety Management
Systems.
What the Media Should Know About Aircraft Accidents.
The Challenges of an Error Reporting System.
Appeared in the March/April 2008 issue of Aviation Maintenance
Technology Magazine.
Current Trends in Aviation Human Factors.
Presented at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center on January 23, 2007,
Edwards Air Force Base, CA.
Aircraft Accident Investigations: Have we Lost Touch With the
Behavioral Approach?
Appeared in the April-June 2007 issue of ISASI Forum, the journal of
the International Society of Air Safety Investigators.
Cockpit Discipline: Violating the Sterile Cockpit Rule and
Ignoring other Standard Operating Procedures can Lead to Tragedy. Also titled,
"What Ever Happened to Cockpit Discipline? A
Dissection of Corporate Airlines Flight 5966."
Appeared in the December 2007 issue of AeroSafety World, a publication of the
Flight Safety Foundation.
Conflict in the Cockpit: Can't we all Just get Along?
A Review of the Literature Pertaining to Decision Making in
Aviation.
Presented at the State Bar of Georgia (Aviation Law Section) Meeting
on January 06, 2006, Atlanta, GA.
The Cockpit, the Cabin, and Social Psychology.
Psychology of the Cockpit: The Pros and Cons of the MMPI in
Pre-Employment Screening.
