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FAA’s Controller Scheduling Practices Can Impact Human Fatigue, Controller Performance, and Agency Costs
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Document Date: 2014-07-25 15:09:29


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Lexington / /

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CBA / The FRM Work Group / FAA’s / Article 55 FRM Work Group / NTSB Fatigue-Related / Longstanding NTSB Work Identified / /

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United States / /

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USD / /

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Labor Issues / Business Partnership / /

Facility

Blue Grass Airport / DCA tower / FAA’s Civil Aerospace Medical Institute / Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport / /

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between day / /

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transportation industries / air carrier aircraft approaching / local facility management / /

Organization

Federal Aviation Administration / National Air Traffic Controllers Association / FAA’s Civil Aerospace Medical Institute / National Highway Traffic Safety Administration / FAA Academy / Transportation office of Inspector General Subject / National Transportation Safety Board / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Memorandum U.S. Department of Transportation office / FAA’s office of Financial Services / /

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Gerald S. Wilde / Peter W. Munt / Todd Arnedt / Mark D. Rodgers / Pamela S. Della / Problems Fatigue / Shift Work Can Lead / S. Della Rocco / Barry Kirwan / Scheduling Practices / Thomas E. Nesthus / Dirk Schaefer / Schedules Carry / /

Position

Some Controller / supervisory controller / Federal Aviation Administrator / Inspector / Guzzetti Assistant / representative / air traffic controller / Secretary / second overnight controller / CONTROLLER / facility manager / Inspector General / /

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Kentucky / /

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Public Law / /

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AV / /

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