Fitness for Duty, Sabotage/Intentional Acts, Aviation Medicine, Cover Story
Germanwings crash investigators urge clear guidelines for weighing medical privacy against the threat to public safety.
The Germanwings first officer who intentionally flew his Airbus A320 into the ground in the French Alps had been diagnosed with a possible psychosis and given antidepressants days before the crash, but neither his employer nor civil aviation authorities were told about his mental state, crash investigators say.
Airline pilot survey finds most uninformed of flight-related risks of blood clots.
Study probes link between aeromedical certification and reduced odds of death.
Fitness for Duty, Human Factors
Anxiety drove an A319 copilot from the cockpit during an approach to Glasgow; experts say…
