This volume presents research on the intersection of human-computer interaction and aerospace engineering. It compiles papers from the HCI-Aero '16 conference, held in Paris, France, focusing on advancements and challenges in designing and implementing effective human-computer interfaces within the aerospace domain. The proceedings explore topics related to pilot-vehicle interfaces, automation, training, and the cognitive aspects of operating complex aerospace systems.

This collection of papers from the HCI-Aero '16 conference offers a snapshot of current research in a specialized field. The content is expected to be of interest to researchers, engineers, and designers working on human factors in aviation and space exploration. The technical nature of the papers suggests a readership familiar with the complexities of aerospace systems and human-computer interaction principles.