Various Lifestyle Factors of Flight Crew Members

Flight Crew Decision- Making

Dietary Habits and Related Factors in Fbm Crew Members

A dietary study was conducted on board the USS CASIMIR PULASKI (SSBN 633) (Blue) during patrol. Sixteen crew member volunteers provided data concerning daily food intake, daily meal and snack distributions, weekly appetite changes, weekly food preferences, pure taste thresholds and body weight values. The eating patterns tended to change to a reduction in the number of regular meals and an incr...

Developing the Job Stress Model for Airlines Flight crew

Job is one of the most important issues in the discussion of human resources, and since the discussion of job stress in the flight crew and its relationship with the performance of the flight crew is very important and vital. This research is about recognizing and developing a model for job stress among the cabin crew of Mahan Airline. The qualitative research methodology has been followed by q...

Flight Simulation: Research Challenges and Flight Crew Assessments of Fidelity

The principal aim of simulation is to provide a platform on which environments or technology, either real or proposed, may be recreated for the purposes of training, visualisation and research. Simulators’ fidelity range widely; some aim to recreate an environment or system to such a high degree that it is difficult to distinguish between the simulator and the real system, while others simply a...

Investigating the Effect of a Selected Exercise Training Course on the Motion Sickness in Pilots and Flight Crew Members of the Army of the Islamic Republic of Iran

Background and Aim: Motion sickness is a natural and temporary response to unfamiliar motor stimuli which reduces performance in complex tasks that require constant attention. The aim of this research was to study the effect of a special exercise training period on motion sickness in the pilots and flight crews of the Army of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Methods: In this study, 20 pilot studen...