FAA Study Aims At Cost Of Maintenance Fatigue
FAA is conducting a three-year study to highlight the long-term cost to airlines of maintenance personnel fatigue. This research is intended to help build a cost-benefit analysis showing potential savings from avoiding problems associated with tired mechanics. It could also be used in crafting new...
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