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Pilot found guilty on intoxication charge

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If the public knew how many pilots had problems with alcohol, the airline industry would grind to a halt.


If the "public" knew anything about most things they probably wouldn't do it... ever look inside a fast food milk shake machine? I dare ya...
 
16 hour duty day with 4 hours of sleep during a 8 hour overnight followed by another big day. Think they would get on board with that either? No wonder we drink :)
 
16 hour duty day with 4 hours of sleep during a 8 hour overnight followed by another big day. Think they would get on board with that either? No wonder we drink :)

Funny part is that research shows that Sleep Deprivation and long hours can be just as bad as having a .5 BAC. But the government is okay with that!
 
Funny part is that research shows that Sleep Deprivation and long hours can be just as bad as having a .5 BAC. But the government is okay with that!

Not when it's their own...

A couple of ATC guys nod off in the chair and BAM, new rules IMMEDIATELY!

Just amazing how that works.
 
In EWR a few months ago at the hotel bar. Many crews stay there. Every seat at the bar was filled by an airline pilot.
 
If I had a choice between taking a PC after being up for 18hr or a good nites sleep but a BAC of .10. I'll take the BAC. At least I'll be relaxed.
 

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