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It is responsible for a lot of people losing their job. In addition to that the loss of family, friends and deaths outside of aviation both to the drinker/addict and innocents.
Oh yeah???
I bet more people have gotten laid because of alcohol than lost their jobs.
But remember, "Alcohol has never been a factor in an airline accident. ". Quit demonizing alcohol and drugs.
How would you feel about your surgeon performing surgery on a family member after a night of "just a few drinks?" The data is there to show "a significant deterioration in their coordination and in the number of technical errors that they made."Deal with the actual REAL problem- not the made up crap
The problem is that in most cases, the guys who show up blowing heat (America West), more than likely are also running on 4-5 hours of sleep. What if you saw these guys out the night prior and smelled the booze as you and your family walked on the plane? Would you think "Well, at least what they are about to do is safer than driving a car."??How many times in the last year have you flown on 5 hrs of sleep or less? And be honest. You were just as impaired and did as much damage to your body, if not more.
Post of the week! :laugh:
Bring up teh bird, you have maintained a consistent trajectory of both useless and ignorant statements. Welcome to yet another ignore list.
Ummmm, except on company property I'm WORKING, and at the hotel I'm not?If the company is paying you a perdiem and paying for your room, drinking on an overnight isn't a great leap from drinking on company property.
Yeah, so funny. Another intoxicated pilot making the news is a laugh riot. No wonder you never made it further than 'da Trannie.
This makes no sense, it's like saying the company pays me money, I pay for my house, therefore when I'm in my house I'm on company property.If the company is paying you a perdiem and paying for your room, drinking on an overnight isn't a great leap from drinking on company property.
Ummmm, except on company property I'm WORKING, and at the hotel I'm not?
Just a thought...
I did enjoy my 2 beers with sushi on Manhattan Beach the afternoon after we got in from flying to LAX last week. About 16 hours from bottle to throttle after 2 beers. I don't feel my professionalism was in jeopardy. YMMV.![]()
oh really..... where are you?
So true. Hard to believe but somehow this guy Dylan thinks being a SWA pilot puts him above someone doing the exact same thing he is doing???
Amazing.
So have we, that's not the point. Having a drink OUTSIDE of our 12 hour FOM requirement is not going to get anyone in any hot water whatsoever.Well you're in for a RUDE awakening! We've had pilot suspended for overnight activities.
Gup