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image of Thea Feyereisen speaking on the  Aerospace Unplugged Podcast
image of Thea Feyereisen speaking on the  Aerospace Unplugged Podcast

The Influence of Human Factors in Aviation and Beyond

In this episode of Aerospace Unplugged, host Adam Kress sits down with Thea Feyereisen, a Distinguished Fellow at Honeywell Aerospace Technologies and one of the world’s leading experts in the study of human factors and their critical role in aviation safety

Join them as they explore how understanding human behavior can drive innovation in cockpit design, enhance safety measures and reduce pilot errors. 

From the latest advancements in technology to the fascinating intersection of engineering and psychology, Feyereisen shares insights that are transforming the future of aviation and beyond. 

Episode Highlights:

  • Human Factors in Aviation: Discover how analyzing human behavior is revolutionizing cockpit design and improving safety in flight.

  • Automation & Human Control: Explore the challenges of balancing automation with pilot engagement in engineering new technologies. 

  • Runway Safety: Get the inside scoop on the human factors behind the cutting-edge Surface Alerts (SURF-A) cockpit alerting software.

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