ENAIRE celebrates "Human Factor Days" to analyse the relationship between technology and personal skills

- Madrid, Spain.

ENAIRE held the "Human Factor Days" congress online from 27th September until 1st October, with EUROCONTROL, an intergovernmental organisation for air navigation safety; FAA, the US aviation agency; Austro Control, Austria's air navigation service provider, and Aprocta, the professional air traffic controllers association. Ángel Luis Arias, CEO of ENAIRE, opened the congress.

This event seeks to inspire and raise awareness about human factors and human performance through a contemporary approach to operational safety applied to air traffic management. The study of human factors in an ATM environment such as ENAIRE's can be used to better understand whether the impact of how technology is designed, personnel are selected and trained, procedures, roles, tasks and responsibilities, as well as organisational management itself, is ensuring the optimal performance of the system and proper risk management.  

Ángel Luis Arias, CEO, opened the congress by highlighting the entity's excellence in air safety

"Human Factor Days" will offer a setting in which to understand and improve how humans, with their capabilities and limitations, work, the impact of fatigue and stress, as well as EUROCONTROL's Etokai tool to study and report on fatigue and stress in air traffic control.

Effective human performance is required to manage air traffic properly and keep the system safe and efficient. Adaptability and flexibility are necessary. It is the people who make up the system who provide this resilience.

Ángel Luis Arias, CEO of ENAIRE, noted that:

"Aviation is one of the safest forms of transport because every day thousands of people are striving and putting all their work and dedication into making everything work properly. Air navigation services play a vital role in the advancement of society, and ENAIRE is constantly striving to maintain and improve its already excellent levels of safety.

For ENAIRE, offering a high level of safety in Spanish airspace takes absolute priority over anything else. Our efficient management of operational safety, as reflected in our safety figures, lets us assert that, at ENAIRE, we are constantly committed to ensuring that Spanish airspace users have every guarantee with regard to the safety of their flight".

Starting today, ENAIRE is holding the "Human Factor Days" congress online until 1 October, with EUROCONTROL, an intergovernmental organisation for air navigation safety; FAA, the US aviation agency; Austro Control, Austria's air navigation service provider, and Aprocta, the professional air traffic controllers association. Ángel Luis Arias, CEO of ENAIRE, opened the congress.  This event seeks to inspire and raise awareness about human factors and human performance through a contemporary approach to operational safety applied to air traffic management. The study of human factors in an ATM environment such as ENAIRE's can be used to better understand whether the impact of how technology is designed, personnel are selected and trained, procedures, roles, tasks and responsibilities, as well as organisational management itself, is ensuring the optimal performance of the system and proper risk management.    Ángel Luis Arias, CEO, opened the congress by highlighting the entity's excellence in air safety  "Human Factor Days" will offer a setting in which to understand and improve how humans, with their capabilities and limitations, work, the impact of fatigue and stress, as well as EUROCONTROL's Etokai tool to study and report on fatigue and stress in air traffic control.  Effective human performance is required to manage air traffic properly and keep the system safe and efficient. Adaptability and flexibility are necessary. It is the people who make up the system who provide this resilience.  Ángel Luis Arias, CEO of ENAIRE, noted that:  "Aviation is one of the safest forms of transport because every day thousands of people are striving and putting all their work and dedication into making everything work properly. Air navigation services play a vital role in the advancement of society, and ENAIRE is constantly striving to maintain and improve its already excellent levels of safety.  For ENAIRE, offering a high level of safety in Spanish airspace takes absolute priority over anything else. Our efficient management of operational safety, as reflected in our safety figures, lets us assert that, at ENAIRE, we are constantly committed to ensuring that Spanish airspace users have every guarantee with regard to the safety of their flight".

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