snolat

This survey only takes about 2 minutes.


1.) Name of Primary Investigator: Brian adams

2.) Email contact for Primary Investigator: adamsb1@erau.edu

3.) Institution or Organization sponsoring the survey: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

4.) Scope of Research: Study the factors of pilot fatigue

5.) Name of Publication(s) where results are expected to be published:
Online thesis Library of the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. I can post the results on this website if there is interest.

6.) Date survey results will be made available: Apr 30, 2011

7.) How results will be shared with the PPRuNe community:

Will post results and forward a copy of completed project to the membership

8.) Survey Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/flyingfatigue

Thanks in advance

604guy

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snolat

Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I have fixed the link. You shouldn't have any issues reaching the survey now. For those that have submitted the survey I appreciate your help. To those who haven't, but are interested please feel free to click on the link in the first post.

snolat

If anyone is still having issues accessing the survey you can click on this link as well.

Pilot Fatigue Survey

Daysleeper

comment about "commuting" I know your american based so flying to commute is normal, but driving several hours to commute is not unusual. Perhaps time rather than distance would be a more appropriate field?

snolat

I appreciate your input. I'll run it by my advisors. Thanks for taking the survey.

snolat

I'd like to thank everyone for the overwhelming response. I am still short on regional pilots, so if any of you would like to take the survey I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks,
Brian