Today's, many flight accidents are mostly due to the lack of strict efforts to improve safety and too many flight schedules in each region, both in developing countries such as Indonesia and in developed countries. Aircraft accidents are closely related to hardware, software, environment, and people supporting flight operations and flight performance. This study aims to review the literature on the influence of hardware, software, environment, and people (pilot) factors on overall flight performance. It is hoped that the results of this literature study can provide solutions in overcoming the causes of aircraft accidents and overall flight performance. This study uses a qualitative method by analysing the literature of 23 journals related to software such as regulations, procedures, and company policy programs on aviation performance. Analyse journal literature related hardware, such as aircraft and supporting equipment to flight performance and the relationship of environmental influences such as weather, temperature, noise, vibration, and pressure on flight performance and people's effect on flight performance. This study resulted in the finding that there is a significant correlation of software, hardware, environment, and people factors on the performance of aircraft pilots. With these findings, it expected that airlines could pay more attention to the development of hardware, software, environment, and people (pilots) to ensure flight safety by developing aircraft pilots' performance.

Keywords: Hardware, software, environmental, people, performance and a mini-review approach