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Human Factors Consideration in Aircraft and System Functional Hazard Assessments

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Human Factors Consideration in Aircraft and System Functional Hazard Assessments

This Certification Memorandum (CM) aims at stressing the importance of considering the Human Factors in Aircraft and System Functional Hazard Assessments for Large Aeroplanes. It provides applicants with a structured Human Factors methodology to validate the assumptions made about the expected flight crew behaviours, in the aircraft and system Functional Hazard Assessments (FHA).

This Certification Memorandum focusses on flight crew aspects and more specifically on:

  • identifying and defining the elements missing in the existing guidance material, incl. cognitive aspects underlying the failure condition recognition and the elaboration of the diagnosis of the situation,
  • establishing the criteria driving the level of scrutiny required to demonstrate the validity of these assumptions,
  • providing guidance in terms of acceptable methods and means to be developed for compliance with the regulations.

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