I am not saying fatigue is not a serious thing.
All I'm saying is there is no record of any incident on an aircraft that resulted in injury to passengers that can be attributed to cabin crew fatigue.
If there is give me one.
That is the only thing that will make a regulatory body implement FDL.
Jelly Shots, please re-read my posts, not the peanut galleries responses that distort my original meaning, which was just elaborating on the same point made by Pegasus747.
Their intent is to try to discredit everything I say just because they believe I am female and work in the office.
I don't, I fly full time and have opinions that quite often the old school don't agree with.
Fatigue of pilots has directly resulted in injury and death, and as a result pilots have FDL.
Once again, fatigue has serious consequences , but for cabin crew, they more commonly have a minor impact on aircraft operation.
It's reality.
Last edited by twiggs; 26th Aug 2009 at 01:02.