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First, that's 121, not 135. Second, what makes this
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Author: duty/rest issue? Date:
6/29/2022 11:25:50 PM +0/-0
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Nothing in the NTSB report showed any violation of crew duty day, or justified it's fatigue conclusion. Even Chairman Sumwalt dissented with that conclusion:
However, Vice Chairman Christopher A. Hart and Board Member Robert L. Sumwalt III dissented on the inclusion of fatigue as a contributing factor, on the grounds that evidence was insufficient to support such a conclusion. Notably, the same kind of pilot errors and standard operating procedure violations had been found in other accidents where fatigue was not a factor.[3]: 171–173
To state that fatigue was a contributing factor, and thus part of the probable cause, would be inconsistent with the above finding and would, therefore, disrupt this flow of logic. I did not feel, therefore – nor did the board's majority – that we had sufficient information or evidence to conclude that fatigue should be part of the probable cause of this accident.[3]: 171–173
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Q: How many accidents can you think of that are attributed to Part 135 (NT)
+1/-1 Duty/Rest violations or issues? 6/28/2022 2:33:44 PM
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