With President Obama signing H.R. 5900 - the Airline Safety and FAA Extension Act of 2010 - into law on August 1st 2010, all Part 121 airlines were faced with the need to develop a FAA-acceptable Fatigue Risk Management Plan by October 31st 2010.
Meeting this requirement has raised several questions for airline operations, including:
- What are the key characteristics of a successful Fatigue Risk Management Plan?
- What tools exist to meet the challenges of data-driven aviation Fatigue Risk Management Systems?
- How do you develop a plan that can be implemented efficiently and meets FAA review and approval requirements?
How will you meet the H.R. 5900 Requirement by implementing a Fatigue Risk Management Plan?
CIRCADIAN®, the world leader in FRMS implementation, provides airlines with a comprehensive set of Aviation Fatigue Risk Management solutions, including:
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