• Air medical journal · Mar 2005

    Only pilots get tired and other urban myths.

    • Ed MacDonald.
    • Air Med. J. 2005 Mar 1; 24 (2): 63-5.

    AbstractBeginning in 1985, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) came to the realization that regulating crew rest for pilots was an overdue and effective risk-management tool. Fatigue was being increasingly recognized as a contributing factor in many emergency medical services (EMS) accidents. Federal aviation regulations were changed to include pilot crew rest and flight hour and duty time limitations.

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