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Safer skies means cargo flights too

Fatigue is Impairment. Period.

It seems as though some in the aviation business are operating under the impression that fatigue is not a big deal.  Some have gone so far as to claim on the record that "[fatigue]'s never been identified as a contributing factor in any commercial aviation accident or incident in recent ... in as long as I can remember."(1) Or how about this: “I don’t know of one cargo accident in North America because of fatigue.”(2)

I’m shocked that anyone in this industry would profess such ignorance. 

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