INFORMATION-FACTOR TECHNOLOGIES FOR DEPLOYMENT THE PREDICTION AT THE STAGE OF OPERATION OF NEW AIRCRAFT GENERATION

Abstract

The purpose of this article is the development of information-factor deployment technologies at the operational stage of new-generation aircraft to reduce crew errors during their control. The article considers information-factor technologies for predicting potential emergency statistics caused by human factor for aircraft in the initial stage of operation. This is achieved by selecting an analog aircraft based on deployment coefficients from a family of aircraft that have many years of operation, as well as representative and respectable statistics of accidents caused by human factor. Such forecasting will allow to remove and reduce the part of human factor in emergency statistics by justifying existing training programs for flight crews with the transition to qualitatively new principles of flight crew training and also by using the capabilities of next-generation aircraft as a flying automated electronic complex.