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AINsight: Deadly Distractions on the Flight Deck

It's a myth that humans can multitask, warns the NTSB

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By Stuart “Kipp” Lau • Contributor - Safety

September 29, 2023

Stuart “Kipp” Lau

Contributor - Safety

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Pilot, safety expert, consultant, and aviation journalist Stuart “Kipp” Lau writes about flight safety and airmanship for AIN.

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