Help: Graduate Student seeking volunteers for fatigue survey study

[flightStudent]

Greetings fellow aviators!
I am writing to request your voluntary participation in a research study whose purpose is to examine on-board crew rest facilities as an effective countermeasure towards reducing the effects of fatigue. I am a graduate student pursuing a degree in Human Factors. My intent is to gather meaningful information from you that can improve the perception of fatigue within the aviation industry. If you happen to operate aircraft that require augmented flight crews and typically utilize a crew bunk, I would very much appreciate your assistance in my research. I have developed a short survey that I would be happy to send to anyone that is interested. The survey should not take more than 10 minutes to complete. Your individual responses will not be shared with anyone, nor is your name required in order to participate. If interested, please send me an email at: [email protected] and I will forward you the questionnaire.
Again, thank all of you in advance for your help. -John O'Sullivan

[Send Clowns]

Have you contacted the Irish Airline Pilots Association? They might be willing to help :D

[Flintstone]

Oooh Clowns.

You bitch.

[Send Clowns]

Well, we need this study for people like the Aer Lingus pilots to stuff up the noses of management who seem to have no understanding of a pilot's job or of flight safety. Good luck with the research flightStudent - I don't have a flying job yet so cannot help, but am sure the good people here well be willing.

[airrage]

I would but I'm too Tiredddddd ZZZZZZZZZzzzzz!

Try the CAA medical dept.

[mustafagander]

To be serious (for once! ;) ) flightStudent, if you're really doing research I suggest you contact Australian and International Pilots' Association in Oz. AIPA is currently batting away at a similar study, so maybe you can help each other.