Neurosynk Research

Posted by: Neurosynk Research

January 26, 2026

Hyderabad | January 2026

Neurosynk Research, India's and Asia's pioneering psychology research organization specializing in the aerospace and defence sectors, has announced its active participation in WINGS India 2026, Asia's largest civil aviation event. The conference will be held from 28–31 January 2026 at Begumpet Airport, Hyderabad.

WINGS India 2026 is expected to bring together the global aviation ecosystem, including policymakers, regulators, airline leaders, airport operators, OEMs, MROs, aerospace organizations, and research institutions. The event will feature ministerial dialogues, CEO forums, strategic B2B and B2G engagements, exhibitions, and curated business meetings, positioning it as a key platform for collaboration and innovation in civil aviation.

Neurosynk Research's participation at WINGS India 2026 underscores the growing emphasis on human-centered approaches in aviation safety, security, and performance. The organization specializes in aviation psychology research, human factors analysis, psychometrics, decision-making, and organizational behavior, delivering evidence-based solutions tailored specifically for high-risk aviation environments.

The organization provides comprehensive services including advanced research, psychological and psychometric assessments, fatigue risk management, stress reduction strategies, and performance optimization programs for pilots, air traffic controllers, cabin crew, maintenance personnel, and aviation leadership teams. These services are designed to strengthen safety, human performance, and system reliability across the aviation ecosystem.

Neurosynk Research is specially recognized by the Government of India under the Startup India Initiative (Ministry of Commerce & Industry) and by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, reflecting the credibility and national relevance of its work in advancing aviation safety, human performance, and psychological resilience through scientific research and applied methodologies.

Through close collaboration with airlines, aircraft manufacturers, aviation regulatory bodies, defence organizations, and academic institutions, Neurosynk Research delivers data-driven insights that support strategic decision-making, effective training, and evidence-based policy development.

During WINGS India 2026, Neurosynk Research will engage with stakeholders to explore research collaborations, human factors initiatives, and customized psychological solutions aimed at enhancing aviation safety, security, and performance.

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