Books in the Studies in Aviation Psychology and Human Factors series

Facilitation, as the term is used in this work, refers to processes by which one member of a group operates to help the group analyze issues, learn from experience, and work as a team to draw conclusions. This volume seeks to show the innovative ways facilitation is being used in aviation.

The main aims of this work are to: facilitate the development of knowledge and skills necessary to conduct effective instruction and training within the aviation context; develop an awareness of critical issues; and provide aviation education and trainers with a variety of teaching strategies.

This work aims to facilitate the developmental skills and knowledge necessary to conduct social scientific research within the aviation context. It facilitates the development of skills needed to compile a research report suitable for publication.

Aviation safety is a subject which affects us all, whether as employees, passengers or even external third parties. This case study of Australian aviation is aimed at the aviation industry and also at other transport modes, high technology and manufacturing industries where there are similarities.