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The jet lag angle in the article was really odd to me. Impacts on the crew, blood clots mentioned in the comments here all make sense. Jet lag though shouldn't
by ajmurmann 7y ago
The jet lag angle in the article was really odd to me. Impacts on the crew, blood clots mentioned in the comments here all make sense. Jet lag though shouldn't be any different on a 20 hour flight than it is going the same distance with a 3 hour layover.
- jedberg 7y agoIt's still pretty different. With the quick stop, you're still descending, experience the sea level pressure, having to wake up, walk around, change planes, experience sunlight, etc. It starts readjusting your circadian rhythm.