Effects of Cockpit Automation on Pilot Employment in the U.S

Introduction

A Brief Introduction(1-2) Pages

Be sure to clearly state why the data analysis you performed is important to the aerospace/aviation/industry community. What could be learned from your analysis that could improve understanding, safety, etc.? Summarize this section within 2 – 3 paragraphs.

A continuation of your introduction. This paragraph discusses information that is part of the A Brief Introduction.

Problem statement.

Research question.

Hypothesis.

Data analysis techniques/statistical analysis

Chapter II (Level 1)

Review of Relevant Literature (Level 1) (10+ Pages)

First Topic of Your Literature Review(Level 2)

The Review of the Literature should be a minimum of 10+ pages of writing, exclusing any tables and figures. Collect a minimum of eight (8) references from the Hunt Library on the subject related to your data. For example, if you analyzed accident data, search for research articles related to the types of accidents you analyzed. References should be from scholarly journals. If you cannot find articles related to your data, consult with the course instructor. Discuss each paper and how it relates to your data analysis. What have researchers found in the subject area? What conclusions did they make? How might this relate to your current analysis? Summarize this section within 8-10 pages.

A continuation of your literature review.(Level 3)This paragraph discusses information that is part of your literature review. This is part of your first topic area.

A continuation of your literature review. (Level 4).This paragraph discusses information that is part of you’re a continuation of your literature review. This is part of your sub topic area.

The headings and sub-headings are how they are supposed to be indented, italicized, etc., and look in the document.

Chapter III

Research Methodology (1-2 pages)

What method of inquiry did you use? What data did you use? Where/how did you collect it? How did you process the data? What statistical test did you use? Why did you use it? How did you ensure the data met the assumptions of the test? Discuss sample size and power. Summarize this section within 2 – 3 paragraphs.

Overview of your Research Methodology

Problem statement. What is the very specific problem you will solve?

Research question. What is the question you will answer?

Hypothesis or hypotheses. You research question turned into a statement of outcome your think will happen.

Data collection. This is where you will tell us what type of data you will collect, and where you will gather the data from.

Proposed data and statistical analysis. This is where you discuss how you will analyze and statistically analyze the data results you have collected.

This chapter is written in the future tense. What you will do.

Chapter IV

Research Results(1-2 pages)

Discuss what you found. What were the results of your statistical analysis (note: DO NOT include this in the review of methods’ section)? Were the findings significant or not? What post-test or additional tests did you conduct (if applicable)? Summarize this section within 1-2 pages.

Overview of your Research Results

Problem statement. What is the very specific problem you solved.

Research question. What is the question you answered?

Hypothesis or hypotheses. You research question turned into a statement of outcome your thought would happen.

Data collection. This is where you will tell us what type of data you collected, and where you gathered the data from.

Data and statistical analysis. This is where you discuss how you analyzed and statistically analyzed the data results you have collected.

Research results. This is where you discuss your research results and what they mean.

This chapter is written in the past tense. What you did and what were the results.

Chapter V

Conclusions and Recommendations(1-2 pages)

Conclusions

Discuss how your findings relate to previous research. Are your findings different? The same? This is where you can make comments about how your findings can improve understanding of the subject. It is important to discuss what you were going to do; what you did; what were your findings; what your findings mean; analyze your findings; synthesize your findings andwhat are the implications/meaning of your findings? Summarize this section at a minimum of 1 -2 pages.

Recommendations

This is where you discuss what you did right and what you did wrong. Discuss how future researchers can improve upon your research.

Appendices

Provide all charts and graphs. Be sure to label in APA format. You should refer to these within the body of the document (above sections).

This is how you set up a table.

Note. From R. Greenwood, R. George, E. F. Murphy, Jr., J. Teahen, & S. Madero (2016). An exploration of cross-cultural and gender differences in East Asia, South Asia and Southeast Asia, Academy of Management Meeting, Dallas, Texas.

This is how you set up a figure

Figure 1. Mean narcissistic behavior scores. Note. From J. M. Twenge & J. D. Foster (2010) Birth cohort increases in narcissistic personality traits among American college students, 1982-2009). Social Psychological and Personality Science, 1(1): 99-106.

References

List all references in APA format. Alphabetical from A to Z. Don’t forget to include APA formatted in-text citations throughout the document.

American Airlines Group, Inc. (AAL) (2020). Income statement. Retrieved from https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AAL/financials/

Bremmer, I. (2020). The best global responses to COVID-19 pandemic. Retrieved from https://time.com/5851633/best-global-responses-covid-19/

Campell, R. D., &Bagshaw, M. (2002). Human performance and limitations in aviation (3rd

ed.). Oxford, England: Blackwell Science.

Czipura, C., & Jolly, D. R. (2007). Global airline alliances: Sparking profitability for a troubled industry. The Journal of Business Strategy, 28(2), 57-64. doi:http://dx.doi.org.ezproxy.libproxy.db.erau.edu/10.1108/02756660710732666

Eaves, M., &Leathers, D. (2018). Successfulnonverbalcommunication: Principles and

            applications (5th ed.). New York – NY: Routledge.

Greer, C. F., & Moreland, K. D. (2003). United Airlines and American Airlines online crisis communication following the September 11 terrorist attacks. Public Relations Review, 29(4), 427-441. doi:10.1016/j.pubrev.2003.08.005

House Committee (2017, March 29). Military pilot shortage. House Committee on Armed

Services, Subcommittee on Military Personnel Hearing on Military Pilot Shortage;

Military Personnel Subcommittee hearing on Military Pilot Shortage. Washington

Newsmaker Transcript Database.

ICAO (2010). Manual ontheimplementationof ICAO languageproficiencyrequirements (2nd

ed.). [pdf]. Retrievedfrom https://skybrary.aero/bookshelf/books/2497.pdf

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). (2020). Guidance for air travel through the COVID-19 public health crisis. Retrieved from https://www.icao.int/covid/cart/Pages/CART-Take-off.aspx

Mehl, C. E. (2016). Managing the united states airline pilot shortage (Order No. 10179230).

Available from ProQuest Central; ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global.

(1850448383). Retrieved from http://ezproxy.libproxy.db.erau.edu/login?url=https://search-proquest-com.ezproxy.libproxy.db.erau.edu/docview/1850448383?accountid=27203

Rand Corporation. (2000). The Air Force pilot shortage: A crisis for operational units? Santa Monica, CA: RAND corporation.

Risk Management Handbook (2017). Riskmanagementhandbook. Newcastle, WA: Aviation

Supplies&Academics.