Office of Aviation Safety Bali Hai Helicopter Tours Bell 206B, Kalaheo, Hawaii Human Performance William J. Bramble, Jr., Ph.D.

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Office of Aviation Safety Bali Hai Helicopter Tours Bell 206B, Kalaheo, Hawaii Human Performance William J. Bramble, Jr., Ph.D.

Local Weather Challenges Unusually challenging local climate Weather briefings of limited use Local flying experience important

Pilot Experience Experienced helicopter pilot Less than 2 months flying on Kauai Company training focused on helicopter, tour routes, and SFAR 71 No formal company weather training

Need for Training Pilot’s decision indicates poor assessment No FAA guidance to help companies train pilots to better utilize local cues Human factors research indicates such training can improve in-flight decisions

Pilot-Scheduling Practices Pilots often at controls 8 hours No restroom facilities No scheduled rest breaks No scheduled lunch break

Pilot’s Schedule 8.7 hours on duty 7.7 hours sustained operations Mix of low-level and higher altitude flight Deteriorating weather Witness reports

Impact of Pilot’s Schedule Increased risk of dehydration Increased risk of physiological distractions Increased risk of fatigue Adverse impact on decision-making and performance