Safety at risk if India doesn't restore pilot rest rules, warns global pilots union
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
59% : Under the UN aviation agency's global standard, each country can set its own duty-time limits using scientific knowledge and operational experience.53% : In Canada, the Air Line Pilots Association said the country's regulator has proposed exemptions to science-based duty-time regulations.
51% : On Friday, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation granted IndiGo a one-time exemption from the night-duty regulation and withdrew a clause that had prevented airlines from counting pilot leave as part of weekly rest.
41% : The head of the global pilots union group IFALP has called for India to restore recently relaxed pilot rest regulations, warning that fatigue poses a serious safety risk.
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