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Citation

Mohler SR. Aviat. Space Environ. Med. 1976; 47(3): 238-247.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1976, Aerospace Medical Association)

DOI

unavailable

PMID

4054

Abstract

A multiplicative and additive formula has been developed for assisting in the development of schedules for airline pilots and flight engineers. The formula is based on freshness/tiredness data derived from aircrews on world flights. It should materially assist those who develop the schedules to avoid, where possible, finalizing those crew patterns that would impose a severe physiologic load on cockpit personnel. The objective of the application of the formula is to assure that crew members retain adequate"physiologic reserve"in the course of flying various segments of a pattern. This enables them to absorb the stresses of schedule delays or disruptions, as well as unforeseen operational problems and flight emergencies.


Language: en

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