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Independent global research on crew rest and recovery conditions
This initiative collects anonymous data from pilots and cabin crew worldwide to better understand real recovery conditions during layovers.
The goal is to identify key factors affecting sleep quality, fatigue, and overall recovery in current crew hotel environments.
If you are a pilot or cabin crew member, you can contribute anonymously to this research.
Crew opinions: we keep our collected data public
hotel meals
hotel meals
more than 75% of crew report that hotel meals are not properly adapted to their physiological and operational needs.
how much does this impact their recovery, layover quality, and overall performance at work?
increasing crew quality
increasing crew quality
more than 95% of crew worldwide believe that if their airline invested more in improving layovers, there would be a significant increase in safety and operational performance.
these are the most critical factors in aviation
crew recovery reviews
crew recovery reviews
Up to 70% of crew report feeling sometimes or rarely fully recovered after a layover.
How significantly does this impact overall crew stress?
The collected data is used to analyze patterns, identify recurring issues, and contribute to a better understanding of crew recovery needs.
Do you want to contribute?
Do you want to contribute?
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