FAA Human Factors Advisory Addresses Mechanics’ Sleep Deprivation
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Credit: FAA
On Dec. 2, 2016 the FAA continued its focus on human factors in maintenance and published Advisory Circular (AC) Maintainer Fatigue Risk Management (FRM). The AC took three years for agency officials to produce; the final document has not changed substantially since a draft was released for comment...
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