Mark W. Wiggins

About the Author

Mark W. Wiggins is a distinguished scholar in aviation psychology and human factors, with a career dedicated to advancing research methods in high-stakes environments. Holding advanced degrees in psychology and ergonomics, he has spent over two decades exploring the intersection of human behavior and aviation safety, contributing to both academic literature and practical applications in the field. His work emphasizes rigorous empirical approaches to understanding pilot decision-making, crew resource management, and organizational factors in aviation. As an editor and contributor to key texts, Wiggins bridges theoretical insights with real-world implications, helping to shape safer skies through evidence-based practices. His expertise extends to consulting for aviation authorities and training programs worldwide.