Air India captain's death on Delhi layover fuels fatigue-safety debate
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An Air India captain, Sunny Sharad Asaldekar, 46, was found unresponsive in a Delhi hotel during an overnight layover and later died; a post-mortem is pending as the Federation of Indian Pilots calls for a fatigue-management review, while experts note that overnight layovers and cross-time-zone schedules can disrupt pilots' sleep and health.
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