Pilot fatigue: relationships with departure and arrival times, flight duration, and direction.

Published 2014-08-01 From Aviation Space and Environmental Medicine 7 authors

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Abstract

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The findings indicate the influence of flight timing (interacting with the circadian body clock cycle), as well as flight duration, on in-flight sleep and fatigue measures at TOD.

Authors

Philippa H. Gander
Hannah M. Mulrine
Margo J. van den Berg
A. Smith
T. L. Signal
Lora J. Wu
G. Belenky

Keywords

Engineering
Medicine
Psychology

Citation: Philippa H. Gander, Hannah M. Mulrine, Margo J. van den Berg , et al. (2014). Pilot fatigue: relationships with departure and arrival times, flight duration, and direction.. Aviation Space and Environmental Medicine. Semantic Scholar ID e81bd5421fbc06ccd5a38483367c158e9f1cf4b4. https://doi.org/10.3357/ASEM.3963.2014 ↗