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In this paper, we show that modal logic is a valuable tool for the formal analysis of human errors in aviation safety. We develop a modal logic called Agent Safety Logic (ASL), based on epistemic logic, doxastic logic, and a safety logic grounded in a flight safety manual. We identify a class of human error that has contributed to several aviation incidents involving a specific kind of pilot knowledge failure, and formally analyze it. The use of ASL suggests how future avionics might increase aircraft safety.

Formal analysis of pilot error with agent safety logic