Human Factors and Analysis of Methods, Forms and Didactic Means of Aviation Education of Military Pilots

Káľavský, Peter; Ďurčo, Stanislav; Rozenberg, Róbert; Antoško, Matej; Polishchuk, Valentin; Jevcak, J.; Choma, Ladislav; Klir, R.; Tobisová, Alica

doi:10.1109/ntad.2019.8875601

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“…Or this process was organized as a retraining existing pilots already assigned at military divisions. Regarding students training, this was designed according approved educational programme following a scheme of air military transport educational system for selected aircraft types and technical equipment located at bases in Piešťany, Malacky, Kbely and Mošnov [1][2][3][4][5][6][9][10][11][12].…”

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“…Also, the study assesses used methods and forms of training process for military pilots as well as didactic and material tools implemented to this teaching programmes. The study applies various methods to compare strengths and weakness of the processes and describing opportunities and threats in military pilots educational system [1][2][3][4][16][17][18].…”

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The Educational Models in Air Force Personnel Training Process

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This study deals with the project research titled “The Educational models for Air Force Personnel training process”, ordered by the Air Force of the Slovak Armed Forces. The research is focused on analyses and evaluation of theoretical and practical part of military pilots training at the Faculty of Aeronautics in the past and comparing with existing educational processes. The research unveils the strengths and weaknesses of the educational programmes through the history of the faculty since established as the University of Air Force at Kosice till its present status.

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Section: The Analyses and Evaluation Of Theoretical And Practical Tramentioning

confidence: 99%