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One of the leading causes of a flight crash is pilot error, often resulting from misjudgment, poor communication, or delayed decision-making. Despite extensive training, pilots sometimes face high-pressure situations that challenge their reactions and focus. In complex scenarios, even slight mistakes can lead to disastrous outcomes. With the increasing reliance on automation, confusion between manual and automated controls can further increase risks. Studies show that over 50% of fatal flight crashes are linked to human error in the cockpit. To reduce the chances of a flight crash, better training and situational awareness are essential.