Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the purpose of EAAP certification as either (Junior) Aviation Psychologist or Human Factors Specialist?

EAAP certification is meant as professional peer recognition for psychologists and aviation operators who actively deal with human factors applications in their day-to-day work. It requires relevant proof of qualification, education and activities in aviation psychology and/or human factors. However it is not equivalent to any academic degree or postgraduate specialisation (e.g. psychotherapist) - see under Certification for more information.

Who was accredited by an EAAP award so far?

Since 2004 EAAP has granted awards to individuals and teams for outstanding international commitment and achievements in Aviation Psychology.

• 2010: Kristina Pollack
  
• 2008: Capt. Werner Naef
  
• 2006: Dr Klaus-Martin Goeters
  
• 2004: Ashgate Publishing

What are the benefits of EAAP membership?

EAAP provides a network for professionals working in aviation psychology and human factors through conferences, training courses and personal contacts including access to a LinkedIn Group and a subscription to the Aviation Psychology and Applied Human Factors Journal.

Who can become a member of EAAP?

Psychologists working in the aviation domain or operational staff (pilots, controllers etc.) who are actively involved in human factors applications (CRM/TRM etc.) Refer to Joining EAAP for more information.

As a non-European citizen – can I also become a member of EAAP?

Yes – but only as an associate member regardless of whether you are a psychologist or an aviation professional working in aviation psychology or human factors.

How can I pay my membership fee?

You have the following options to pay your membership fee:

1) European bank transfer (details below)
2) Credit Card Authorisation (Link to pdf.form)
3) Online payment (Concardis)

Bank Name: Deutsche Bank
Account Name: EAAP
IBAN: DE75 1007 0024 0306 6313 00
BIC: DEUTDEDBBER

How can I find and attend training courses in aviation psychology and human factors?

Although EAAP only runs training courses to a limited extent the association recognises certain courses, seminars and summer schools provided by aviation training establishments and consultants as acceptable means for EAAP certification - see under Courses and Certification for more information.

I want to receive EAAP recognition for my course(s) – what do I have to do?

You have to provide the course outline to the EAAP board for quality checking and approval. Once the course is approved, EAAP will advertise the course via this website if the course provider offers reduced course fees (15-20%) to EAAP members