Air safety: Naidu wants to develop aviation psychology for safer flights
K Rammohan Naidu on Monday highlighted the need for developing the area of aviation psychology as well as robust stress and fatigue management systems for the safety of aircraft operations. Ensuring continued safety is a collective responsibility as human factors are contributors to aircraft accidents, he said.
The minister was speaking at the national seminar on Human Factors in Aircraft Accidents organised by the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) in the national capital.
Safety measures need to keep pace with the Indian aviation sector's rapid growth, Naidu said and called for continuous skilling and upskilling of people.
He also pitched for robust stress management and fatigue management programmes, including for pilots.
There is a lack of formal programmes for aviation psychology and advanced psychological aspects need to be integrated into training programmes, Naidu said.
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