An infographic titled 'The Rattler' illustrating a weekly shift schedule for FAA air traffic controllers, sourced from NASA and FAA employees. The schedule shows rapidly rotating shifts over 7 days with as little as 8-9 hours off between shifts, plus a mandatory overtime shift on Day 6, published alongside a New York Times Business article headlined 'Airline Close Calls Happen Far More Often Than Previously Known.'Open full document
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An infographic titled ‘The Rattler’ illustrating a weekly shift schedule for FAA air traffic controllers, sourced from NASA and FAA employees. The schedule shows rapidly rotating shifts over 7 days with as little as 8-9 hours off between shifts, plus a mandatory overtime shift on Day 6, published alongside a New York Times Business article headlined ‘Airline Close Calls Happen Far More Often Than Previously Known.’