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Exploring technology acceptance of flight simulation training devices and augmented reality in general aviation pilot training

Source authors: Syed A. Q. Rizvi; Umair Rehman; Shi Cao; Bradley Moncion

Originally published in Scientific Reports · 2025

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Exploring technology acceptance of flight simulation training devices and augmented reality in general aviation pilot training
Syed A. Q. Rizvi; Umair Rehman; Shi Cao; Bradley Moncion

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Reports general-aviation pilots' views on FSTDs and AR. Helps flight schools examine adoption, perceived usefulness and practical demand.

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Interest and acceptance are not measurements of skill transfer or training effectiveness.

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Syed A. Q. Rizvi; Umair Rehman; Shi Cao; Bradley Moncion (2025). Exploring technology acceptance of flight simulation training devices and augmented reality in general aviation pilot training. Scientific Reports, 15(1), 2302. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-025-85448-7

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