Psychological Safety in Aviation New Product Development Teams of 737 Max Airplane

Psychological Safety in Aviation New Product Development Teams: Case Study Of 737 Max Airplane
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Psychological Safety in Aviation New Product Development Teams: Case Study Of 737 Max Airplane
The analysis will focus on the Naor et al. (2020) article "Psychological Safety in Aviation New Product Development Teams: Case Study of 737 MAX Airplane". The article focuses on the subject of maximizing safety in Aviation and the various strategies for doing so. The primary audience is Aviation employees because the article details a lot on what should be done to maximize passengers' safety. The secondary audience is people planning to travel on air because it shows that with the necessary improvements, airplane manufacturers and personnel would avoid accidents similar to those experienced by Boeing MAX 737. The article informs the audience about the need for psychological safety in all dimensions of air travel. The text creates a sense of assurance regarding the safety of future airplanes by pointing out the changes that manufacturers and authorities should make in the aviation field.
The articles aim to outline the importance of psychological safety in the prototype stage of manufacturing airplanes. It shows the absence of leadership commitments due to the high budgets and deadline pressures. The text also emphasizes the need for an extensive training sessions for pilots to enhance their efficiency. It points out three lessons developed from the study. The first is the need for prototype testing and eliminating improvisation geared at improving the lifespan of outdated engineering designs. The second concept focuses on the need for the Federal Aviation Administration to include data scientists in...