The Department of Aviation Management at AJK College of Arts and Science recently orchestrated a captivating intellectual rendezvous, shining the spotlight on the intricate nexus of aviation and human psychology. The event, titled Exploring Human Factors in Aviation,” saw the eminent presence of Mrs. Mrinalini Menon, a luminary in aviation and human factors.

Mrs. Menon led the audience through the complex networks of psychology, technology, and human behaviour in aviation operations while displaying her breadth of knowledge. Her arguments made sense in light of actual case studies, highlighting the crucial part that human factors play in determining how aviation incidents and catastrophes play out. As the day progressed, thoughts were planted, vistas were broadened, and minds were stimulated.

The symposium culminated in an engaging Q&A session, where curiosity found its voice, and Mrs. Menon’s wisdom seamlessly merged with the inquisitiveness of the audience. With hearts and minds enriched, the event affirmed AJK College’s commitment to fostering holistic aviation education that transcends textbooks and spans the very skies.

In the annals of AJK College’s academic calendar, this event stands as a beacon, guiding aspiring aviators toward a deeper understanding of the intricate tapestry that weaves humanity and technology in the vast canvas of aviation.