Human factors for pilots - Human performance

Safety behaviours: Human factors for pilots - 2nd edition
Human performance
Fatigue, stress, high workload and struggling to stay healthy are constant issues for charter pilots. Depending on how they are managed, they can be a simple daily challenge or an overwhelming problem which adversely affects performance. This booklet provides practical information that charter pilots can use to stay both physically and mentally fit to fly.

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