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The significance of theoretical concepts in activity theory for applied research in aviation

This paper considers theoretical issues in Activity Theory (AT) as applied to pilot performance, with a focus on the inter-relationship of theoretical and applied research in psychology. This paper will discuss the significance of theoretical psychological research for the resolution of applied problems using the examples in aviation. Special attention will be given to the spatial orientation of the pilot during flight in non-standard and accidental conditions.