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A disturbing air-safety report; NASA to release safety study

Here is an update on a story posted last week about NASA's pilot safety issue reporting system. At a congressioinal hearing yesterday, it was revealed that three years ago, pilots on a Denver bound Airbus jet both fell asleep while at the controls. Read about that in a Denver TV report. More background on NASA's pilots study, and the space agency's initial refusal to make it public, can be found in an AP story here

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yhs:

HOLY SMOKE... PILOT AND CO-PILOT ASLEEP FROM BWI TO DIA.... YOU GOTTA READ THIS

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Tom Belden, a former Inquirer business writer, has written about Philadelphia International Airport, airlines, the travel industry, the conventions and meetings business for 25 years. He has traveled to all 50 states and extensively in Europe and Mexico.


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