Four-Year Follow-Up of Intensive, Simulator-Based Pilot Training

Maxine Lubner; Deb Henneberry; Sharon DeVivo; Andrew R. Dattel; Emerson Allen B.S.

Four-Year Follow-Up of Intensive, Simulator-Based Pilot Training

Maxine Lubner, Deb Henneberry, Sharon DeVivo, Andrew R. Dattel, Emerson Allen B.S.

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Original language	American English
Journal	19th International Symposium on Aviation Psychology
State	Published - Jan 1 2017

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Four-Year Follow-Up of Intensive, Simulator-Based Pilot Training

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