Human Computer Interaction on the Modern Flight Deck

There has been steady and significant growth development of the technology available to pilots on modern aviation flight deck. From improved information systems such as Electronic Flight Bag (EFB), increased control aircraft (e.g., automated collision avoidance maneuvering) onwards overall management flights (via Management System, FMS), now have a range high-tech at their fingertips. This is designed support in maintaining situation awareness, making complex decisions, communicating effectively assisting flying aircraft. However, each technological advancement comes with human computer interaction (HCI) considerations that warrant exploration. special issue aims bring together new knowledge best practices, from scientific community industry, related HCI issues The goal shed light areas need improvement potential solutions for effective articles within this incorporate quantitative qualitative research methods along design techniques examine current future use deck how it impacts pilot performance. Although represents small portion challenges face when interacting deck, will hopefully serve lens focus attention many face, progress made date, show improvement.