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A recent study of 7,200 pilots found that 76.8% admitted to falling asleep while flying. Factors such as fatigue and the fear of reporting exhaustion were identified as contributing elements.
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A recent study of 7,200 pilots found that 76.8% admitted to falling asleep while flying. Factors such as fatigue and the fear of reporting exhaustion were identified as contributing elements.
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