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Headlines
Cabin crew on ultra-long range flights could feel sleepy on the job because of a perception of higher workloads, new research suggests.
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Air Crash Investigations
Pilots are uncomfortable withdrawing from flying duties due to fatigue because of the perception that it leaves a negative impression with management, a report says.
![The Human Factor: Understanding Fatigue](https://worldofaviation.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/IU6W7ccP.jpeg)
Airlines
The significant impact of fatigue Last issue we highlighted the significant impact fatigue can have on crews. In the case of the Pel-Air Westwind ditching, the aircraft captain, having obtained only 3–3½ hours of average quality sleep, displayed a fixation on a simple plan to land. He and the remainder of the crew were too