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63 in 100 Indian pilots may be sleepy during dawn landings, safety review warns

A new evaluation reveals that approximately 63 out of 100 Indian pilots may be drowsy during dawn landings. This study examined how India’s regulations on pilot working hours influence alertness on nighttime flights. It raised concerns about the sufficiency of current guidelines in combating pilot fatigue, with many aviators frequently reporting exhaustion while on duty.

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