[Indicators of mental status, catecholamine excretion, lipid metabolism and hemostasis in air-traffic controllers at automated and non-automated stations during their non-work days].

The changes reported during rest days among air-traffic controllers working at automated and non-automated stations demonstrated the similar degree of functional rehabilitation of the body systems, thus a positive impact of automatization on those working at specific air-traffic management stations being emphasized.

[Biochemical indices of emotional stress in air traffic controllers].

Air traffic controllers working in automatic and nonautomatic stations showed high values of lipid metabolism parameters as well as significant activation of the sympathoadrenal system (especially, its hormonal component). The level of the parameters under study was correlated with the workload.