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Título:	Business benefits associated with improving fatigue indicators of cargo pilots
Autor(es):	Chiari, Arthur Silva, Bruna de Gois e Christianini, Nelson Sales, Rodrigo de Crusco, Victor Adnam
E-mail:	atchiari@gmail.com bru_zelenkovas@outlook.com nelson.christianini@latam.com rgsales@voegol.com.br vitor.crusco@latam.com
Orientador:	O’Reilly, Peter E.
Número da turma:	AVM - T06
Data do documento:	2022
Citação:	CHIARI, Arthur et al. Business benefits associated with improving fatigue indicators of cargo pilots. 2022. 47 f. Capstone Project (Aviation Management Certificate Program) - Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; Instituto de Transporte e Logística, São Paulo, 2022.
Resumo:	The central idea of this research is to assess business-related issues in the Pilots´ Fatigue Regulations and evaluate if a more flexible regulation would improve productivity of airline cargo pilots in Brazil. The results of the study have indicated that Brazilian Civil Aviation Authority (ANAC) can create a regulatory environment that may lead to around 35% of improved productivity of pilots´ availability in cargo operations, which may contribute for gains of around USD $3.6 million for an airline with cargo 70 pilots. Aviation fatigue regulations are an extremely important subject in the aviation industry as they are a part of an evolution of operational processes within the Safety Management System (SMS). However, some restrictions in regulation may produce some business-related inefficiencies in terms of additional costs or revenue loss to airline companies. The research conducted revised the bibliography available with regards this subject of pilots´ fatigue regulation in the USA and Brazil. The Group also compared important business-related indicators related to cargo pilots´ operations in Brazil and calculated potential gains of a hypothetical scenario of an adjusted pilot´s schedule. At last, the research included evaluation of safety levels of cargo operations in the USA and Brazil to compare if safety is impacted by fatigue in an environment of an optimized schedule of cargo pilot. A crucial finding of this research is that the proposed changes shall not impact current safety levels caused by fatigue of pilots.
Palavras-chave:	Cargo pilots Pilots´ fatigue regulations
Cidade:	São Paulo
Descrição:	Capstone Project (Aviation Management Certificate Program) - Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; Instituto de Transporte e Logística, São Paulo, 2022.
Aparece nas coleções:	Aviation Management (AVM)

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