Simulating Flight Crew Workload Settings to Mitigate Fatigue Risk in Flight Operations by Dajana Bartulović, Sanja Steiner, Dario Fakleš, Martina Mavrin Jeličić

“…In flight operations, the workload settings refer to the shift work, duty time, flight time, number of sectors, rest periods, time of day, duty patterns, number of time-zone transitions, number of consecutive duty days, and changes in the schedule. …”
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Correlations among Fatigue Indicators, Subjective Perception of Fatigue, and Workload Settings in Flight Operations by Dajana Bartulović, Sanja Steiner, Dario Fakleš, Martina Mavrin Jeličić

“…Conducting flight operations at the pace of air traffic relies on shift work, overtime work, work at night, work in different and numerous time zones, and unbalanced flight crew schedules. Such working hours and workload settings can cause disturbances of the circadian rhythm and sleep disorders among flight crew members; this can result in fatigue and can have an impact on the safety of flight operations. …”
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