BETA Putting the Human in Human Factors @beta.technologies
BETA Putting the Human in Human Factors  @beta.technologies
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Human factors are a big part of what makes ALIA feel natural to fly. Tyler Prather, BETA human factors engineer and ALIA pilot, makes sure every pilot who steps into the cockpit is working with controls, displays, and gear that are intuitive, simple, and built for real operations.

Tyler’s work keeps the aircraft easy to use and pilot-forward, from layout to workload to overall cockpit flow and communications. Good human factors aren’t an add-on for us - they’re core to how we design, test, and build aircraft that pilots trust and love to fly.

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