Pilot and Cabin Crew safety survey

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SURVEY CLOSED.

In light of recent catastrophic fatal events in the aviation industry, including that of the GermanWings crash, I am working on a research project gathering data on pilot and cabin crew stress, and their confidence as to whether they can approach their employer about their work-related issues, and that of their work colleagues.

If you are a commercial pilot or cabin crew (or have been), I would be grateful if you could take 10 minutes to complete the following survey:

The survey will be open for about the next 4 weeks.

A link to the results to the survey will be published on this site in a couple of months’ time.

Note: if you are not a pilot or cabin crew, please don’t attempt to complete the survey. If you are interested, I can supply you with a list of the questions and/or a demo version of the survey.

Thank you in advance.
 
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What's your background and what's the survey being used for?
 
Another ERAU student?
 
"The survey should only be completed by pilots and cabin crew."

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"The survey is complete."

That was easy.
 
Should clarify that this is for professional pilots. Merely asking "are you a pilot here" is going to get a whole lot of yes answers.
 
It might be a better topic for airliners.net or some other passenger jet forum.
 
Hi.

My background (or current role) is I'm a pilot with EK based in Dubai. I'm also involved in Human Factors research.

The survey is for 'commercial' pilots, which is the first question in the survey.

The survey is a research project, aimed at improving safety.

Thanks.
 
I believe I met your brother, or cousin, or uncle. Doesn't matter. He claimed I had won a few million 'murcan dollahs and he wanted to transfer them to me if I sent him money for the transfer. But I didn't have that much money so eventually he stopped emailing me. Can you say hi from me when you see him next time?
 
I'm a commercial pilot, but don't fly airliners.

You need to be more specific than just 'commercial pilots'.
 
Depression and sucidial pilots must be running rampit in the industry, I know so because the entertainment "news" media told me!

I'd expect more from someone who claims to be a airline pilot.
 
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