Managing the Basic
The crew of Air Express 1632 was nearing the end of a 14-hour, seven-leg day. One more landing, and they could head for Louisiana's Shreveport Comfort Inn and 10 hours of rest. Well, maybe seven hours of actual rest. Bill Stadnik, in the left seat, had been flying the Brasilia for five years-two of...
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