You should take a look at the report from a B737 crash in England some
years ago. The plane crashed on approach to Coventry, and the report
states that "The performance of the flight crew was impaired by the
effects of tiredness, having completed over 10 hours of flight duty
through the night, during five flight sectors which included a total of
six approaches to land"
You can find a summary of the report on:
http://www.open.gov.uk/aaib/7tvee.htm
Best regards
Jens Rolfsen
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Jens Rolfsen
Psychologist
Braathens SAFE
Training Department
Postboks 55
1330 Oslo Lufthavn
Norway
Tlf.(47) 67 59 70 00
E-mail: Jens.rolfsen_at_Braathens.no
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> Hello Folks,
> my name is Arnetha Schatz I'm a CRM/DRM courseware
> developer and facilitator for American Eagle
> Airline. I am working on a article for our Pilot
> newsletter on Fatigue, and was looking for any
> data on aircraft accidents related to fatigue.
> Any information would be appreciated.
> Arnetha J. Schatz
> 817-967-5680
>