In response to questions from Trend FM’s editor-reporter Frigyes Varjú, he summarized PharmaFlight’s training and research program, the main stages of its more than 10-year history, and then spoke in detail about PharmaFlight’s PHAPA method – which also summarizes decades of research experience – which primarily serves to objectively measure the fatigue, energy level, and stress tolerance of pilots and crew participating in aviation. The method, which is supported by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), can also be applied to employees in all professional fields that are dependent on human performance. The program was broadcast on Trend FM in mid-October and on a local station in Budapest. Prof. Győri was also interviewed by an internationally recognized aviation magazine for the 100 Knots column in October and again spoke about the PHAPA method.

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