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Alcohol & Pilots
*Articles
are from Aviation, Space and Environmental Medicine
unless otherwise noted.
Adult
children of alcoholics-a treatable entity: an aviation
case report. May 1998 p. 440-442 (James F. Graves).
Age,
alcohol, and simulated altitude: effects on
performance and breathalyzer scores. Nov. 1988 p.
1026-1033 (Collins).
Alcoholism
and treatment in airline aviators: One company's
results. Apr. 1993 p. 314-318 (C.F. Flynn).
Continued
caution urged for pilot use of alcohol. Human
Factors & Aviation Medicine 45 no. 2 p. 1-4
(Stanley R. Mohler, M.D.)
Drinking
and flying: A structural model Feb. 1999 p. 117-123
(E. Maxwell).
Effects of
alcohol on pilot performance in simulated flight. Mar.
1991 p. 233-236 (C.E. Billings).
Flying
high: alcohol and aviation. Plane & Pilot 2002
p. 54-57 (J. Wynbrandt).
Is
residual impairment after alcohol an effect of
repeated performance? Feb. 1999 p. 124-130 (Keith
Millar, Frances Finnigan, Richard Hammersley).
Just one
small drink for the road? Flying Safety Dec.
1998 p. 19-21 (Frederick V. Malstrom, Ph.D).
Methodological issues in research on the effects of
alcohol on pilot performance The International
Journal of Aviation Psychology vol. 6 no. 1 1996
p. 95-106 (Ross).
Pilot
performance with blood alcohol concentration below
0.04% Nov. 1992 p. 951-956 (Leonard E. Ross).
Pilot's
attitudes toward alcohol use and flying. Oct. 1988 p.
913-919 (Ross).
Pilot's
knowledge of the relationship between alcohol
consumption and levels of blood alcohol concentration
Jun. 1997 p. 531-537 (R. Widders).
Professional pilots evaluation of the extent, causes,
and reduction of alcohol use in aviation. September
1992 p. 805-808 (Ross).
Relating
alcohol-induced performance deficits to mental
capacity: A suggested methodology Dec. 1993 p.
1077-1085 (R.S. Kennedy).
Some
considerations for the development of effective
countermeasures to aircrew use of alcohol while
flying. The International Journal of Aviation
Psychology vol. 11 no. 3 2001, p. 237-252 (J.
Bumgarner).
Speech
analysis as an index of alcohol intoxication-The Exxon
Valdez Accident Sept. 1991 p. 893-898 (Malcolm
Brenner).
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