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Old 20th May 2006, 15:18
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Medical aspects of accidents

As both ATCOs and pilots are subject to such stringent medicals I just wondered what statisics exist regarding accident rates due to a medical deficiency?
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If you count fatigue as 'medical', there are plenty of accident in which it was cited as one of the contributory factors.
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