Researchers say differences in side effects justify longer grounding for crewmembers after the second COVID-19 vaccine than the first.
A survey of pilots receiving one type of COVID-19 vaccine found that side effects lasted longer after the second dose of the vaccine than the first, according to Israeli physicians who conducted the survey and concluded that pilots should be grounded for longer periods after receiving the second dose than the first.
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