NTSB Issues Recommendation A-11-056 to Airborne Law Enforcement Association Regarding Pilot Fatigue

The National Transportation Safety Board has directed the Airborne Law Enforcement Association to revise its standards to ensure pilots receive sufficient protected rest periods.

Safety recommendation

The National Transportation Safety Board has directed the Airborne Law Enforcement Association to revise its standards to ensure pilots receive sufficient protected rest periods.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has issued a formal safety recommendation, designated as A-11-056 and associated with reference number CEN09PA348. This directive is addressed specifically to the Airborne Law Enforcement Association. The core of the recommendation urges the organization to revise its existing operational standards. Specifically, the NTSB requires that these revised standards clearly define pilot rest protocols. The goal is to ensure that pilots are provided with protected rest periods that are adequate in duration and quality. These measures are intended to minimize the likelihood of pilot fatigue during aviation operations, thereby enhancing overall safety for airborne law enforcement missions.

Primary source: https://data.ntsb.gov/carol-main-public/

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