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<description>A new European pilot fatigue report says more than three out of four pilots experienced a microsleep in the cockpit over the previous month. Read the survey device, though, and it also counts pilots who were fighting to keep their eyes open. That&#x26;#x2019;s not good! But it&#x26;#x2019;s not actually the same thing. What&#x26;#x2019;s useful is that it helps us understand when flying becomes fatiguing, why a legal schedule can still be a bad schedule, and where American pilot rules still fall short. What The Survey Actually Asked The original is A fatigue survey of European Pilots &#x26;#x2013; 2026, prepared by...</description>
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