Perceived Importance of the Visual Cues to the Timing of the Landing Flare

Benbassat, Danny

doi:10.15394/jaaer.2005.1512

JAAER

2005

DOI: 10.15394/jaaer.2005.1512

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Perceived Importance of the Visual Cues to the Timing of the Landing Flare

Danny Benbassat¹

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“…In one study, pilots from one university selected H as most important, but pilots from another university selected R (Benbassat & Abramson, 2002a). In another, whereas most expert- and intermediate-level pilots used R, most novice pilots used the altimeter in the cockpit (Benbassat, 2005).…”

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Ranking Pictorial Cues in Simulated Landing Flares

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Dong

2021

Aviation Psychology and Applied Human Factors

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Abstract. Two-dimensional pictorial cues provide depth perception information that help pilots initiate the landing flare 10–20 ft from the ground. Although prior studies established the importance of three specific cues, they failed to rank-order their importance. This exploratory paper presents two studies, with different methodologies, that examine the effect of these pictorial cues on depth perception. In both studies, participants experienced simulated scenarios and attempted to initiate the landing flare 10–20 ft above ground level. Study 1 included 121, and Study 2 included 141, naïve participants with no prior flight experience. Combined, the findings suggest that flight instructors, training literature, and airport architects should emphasize the runway above all other pictorial cues.

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Dong

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Perceived Importance of the Visual Cues to the Timing of the Landing Flare

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Ranking Pictorial Cues in Simulated Landing Flares

Ranking Pictorial Cues in Simulated Landing Flares

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