Originally Posted by
Tankengine
The study may find some hints for PASSENGERS about reducing jetlag, this is nothing to do with crew or FRMS.
That was my whole point! (even included the hidden /sarc = sarcasm tag) Nothing new here for those actually doing this month in month out for years at the front.
Yes, junior doctors do work incredibly hard, punishing 90 hour weeks, with 32 hour shifts. But then most of them end up not being junior doctors. Rarely would they do this for their entire working life. Pilots have to consider sustaining 40+ years.