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Pilotenfehler – menschliches Versagen – Bedienungsfehler – Überforderung – Übermüdung – ¼ dies alles sind Begriffe, die wir immer wieder im Zusammenhang mit gefährlichen Vorfällen oder sogar Unfällen hören und lesen. Sie alle sprechen verschiedene Tatsachen an, beleuchten verschiedene Aspekte der Ursache, besagen jedoch, dass ein Mensch bei der Bedienung einer Maschine einen Fehler gemacht hat.

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Notes

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    Giftgasaustritt aus Chemiefabrik im Jahr 1984 in Bhopal/Indien mit über 20.000 Toten.

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    Schwerstes Unglück der Luftfahrtgeschichte im Jahr 1977 mit 583 Toten.

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  1. Main Airport Center, Vereinigung Cockpit e.V., Unterschweinstiege 10, 60549, Frankfurt, Deutschland

    Rolf Wiedemann

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    Joachim Scheiderer

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Wiedemann, R. (2011). Menschlicher Irrtum. In: Scheiderer, J., Ebermann, HJ. (eds) Human Factors im Cockpit. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-15167-5_3

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