Aviation Psychology and Applied Human Factors publishes innovative, original, high-quality applied research covering all aspects of the aerospace domain. In order to make the journal accessible to both practitioners and scientific researchers, the contents are broadly divided into original scientific research articles and papers for practitioners. The fully peer-reviewed Original Articles cover a variety of methodological approaches, ranging from experimental surveys to ethnographic and observational research, from those psychological and human factors disciplines relevant to the field, including social psychology, cognitive psychology, and ergonomics. High-quality critical review articles and meta-analyses cover particular topics of current scientific interest. Shorter studies are published as Research Notes. APAHF in Practice consists of less technically written, but still fully peer-reviewed articles covering a wide range of topics, such as comments on incidents and accidents, innovative applications of aviation psychology, and reviews of best practices in industry. Finally, the journal’s News and Announcements section features past and upcoming events around the world, association news, interviews, and similar. 

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Result of the Best Paper Award 2019
The manuscript “Attitude Indicator Format – How difficult is the transition between different reference systems?” by S. Müller, F. Roche, and Dietrich Manzey, published in Aviation Psychology and Applied Human Factors (2019), 9(2), pp. 95–105, has been selected by the Editor in Chief and the Associate Editors of the journal for the Best Paper Award 2019. The first author is invited to present the paper in a Keynote Speech at the 34th EAAP Conference, September 28–October 2, 2020 in Gibraltar.

Harald Kolrep (Editor-in Chief), contact via email
Michaela Schwarz (EAAP President), contact via email

Reference: Müller, S., Roche, F., & Manzey, D. (2019). Attitude Indicator Format 24 – How difficult is the transition between different reference 25 systems? Aviation Psychology and Applied Human Factors, 9(2), 26 95–105.
 

EAAP34 Conference postponed to 2022!
After careful consideration and in close coordination with all involved, the EAAP Board has decided to postpone the 34th EAAP conference by another year. It will now take place 26–30th September 2022. Please keep the dates saved in your diaries! All details and important information regarding the EAAP Conference are available on the EAAP conference website.

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