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Post-exposure effects of simulator sickness in motion-based flight simulators: a review of symptom duration and implications for flight fitness

Source authors: Nico Willebrand genannt Overgahr; David Feibus; Stefan Sammito

Originally published in Frontiers in Physiology · 2026

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Post-exposure effects of simulator sickness in motion-based flight simulators: a review of symptom duration and implications for flight fitness
Nico Willebrand genannt Overgahr; David Feibus; Stefan Sammito

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Reviews sickness after-effects following motion-based simulation. Supports training schedules that consider post-session symptoms and subsequent flying activity.

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The review cannot establish an evidence-based universal waiting period before real flight.

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Nico Willebrand genannt Overgahr; David Feibus; Stefan Sammito (2026). Post-exposure effects of simulator sickness in motion-based flight simulators: a review of symptom duration and implications for flight fitness. Frontiers in Physiology, 17, 1848400. https://doi.org/10.3389/fphys.2026.1848400

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