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Wind Shear Operation-Based Competency Assessment Model for Civil Aviation Pilots

Source authors: Fan Li; Xuezhi Xu; Jiayuan Li; Huiyun Hu; Mingda Zhao; Hong Sun

Originally published in Aerospace · 2024

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Wind Shear Operation-Based Competency Assessment Model for Civil Aviation Pilots
Fan Li; Xuezhi Xu; Jiayuan Li; Huiyun Hu; Mingda Zhao; Hong Sun

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Develops observable behavior indicators for wind-shear scenarios. Useful for showing how a training objective becomes a structured assessment rubric.

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Fan Li; Xuezhi Xu; Jiayuan Li; Huiyun Hu; Mingda Zhao; Hong Sun (2024). Wind Shear Operation-Based Competency Assessment Model for Civil Aviation Pilots. Aerospace, 11(5), 363. https://doi.org/10.3390/aerospace11050363

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