A recent survey conducted by the European Cockpit Association reveals significant concerns regarding pilot fatigue and its impact on flight safety within Europe. The study indicates that an overwhelming three out of four European pilots report instances where they have slept during duty periods. These incidents primarily occur due to difficulties in effectively managing fatigue-related risk, according to the association’s findings. Specifically, the survey highlighted a lack of adequate rest opportunities and insufficient support for addressing crew scheduling issues. This situation presents substantial challenges for aviation authorities seeking to mitigate potential hazards associated with tired crews operating aircraft.
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