Re: Tactile feedback in cockpit procedures

CharlieRU_at_aol.com
Thu, 3 Jul 1997 09:00:05 -0400 (EDT)

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Previous message: Elias D Nikolaidis: "Re: VAST:Error or Violation?"
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Seems to me that there are lots of articles etc. on non verbal communication.
Yes, these behavior sets are important in providing feedback amongst the
crew. Problems arise when a crew ,e,ber makes a movement say, "Select
alternate brakes" arm moves forward, PIC observes movement, but the FO
actuates the Anti Skid Switch to OFF. The topography of a movement can be an
assumption that "some switch was actuated" cross checking can only verify if
it was the correct switch. It has potential to be misleading.

Charlie Russell
DUAL Incorporated

Previous message: Elias D Nikolaidis: "Re: VAST:Error or Violation?"
Maybe in reply to: Mark A. Brown: "Tactile feedback in cockpit procedures"