Canada’s All New Fatigue Risk Management Regulations & its Impact on Air Operators
It is recognized that fatigue has a significant, detrimental impact on health and behavior. Fatigue negatively affects memory, concentration, reaction time, decision making, risk perception and emotions. For flight crews, fatigue can degrade performance and lead to piloting errors that may have major consequences, including aircraft damage or loss, and injury or death. A totally avoidable danger if you have the right MRO Solution or MRO Aviation Software.
There is evidence that, after 12 hours of work, human performance begins to exponentially degrade. After flying for an extended period during the night, the impairments a pilot experiences, landing a plane at 5 a.m., are equivalent to having a blood alcohol level of 0.08.
We cannot deny the fact that flight crew fatigue has been a contributing factor in a number of accidents and incidents in the past like:
Source: https://www.ramco.com/blog/avi....ation/fatigue-risk-m
