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I've been following the MedJet crash on a piloting forum and there are several comments noting that the two pilots working having worked together extensively may be a contributing cause to the incident.
Several posters have remarked that two pilots with an extensive history of working together often means that they aren't as likely to speak up when something one deems unsafe takes place.
Many seem to suggest that random pilot pairings promote an atmosphere where pilots are more comfortable speaking up and intervening.
Does the same apply to EMS in any way?
Several posters have remarked that two pilots with an extensive history of working together often means that they aren't as likely to speak up when something one deems unsafe takes place.
Many seem to suggest that random pilot pairings promote an atmosphere where pilots are more comfortable speaking up and intervening.
Does the same apply to EMS in any way?