Classic British Flight Sim

Alarmingly, not long after the link to the comedy sketch, this really happened;
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-12-31/i ... ed/8155374

I thought it strange, how various countries reported the same story in different ways..."sacked"/"resigned"/ "may resign"/"flying while drunk"/"attempting to fly"
How he was allowed past baggage check is a mystery, an ordinary passenger would have been refused boarding.

Absolutely disgraceful, why on earth did security allow him through? This is now the second incident I have read about this week after a captain in Canada was found to be three times over the limit when aboard his aircraft, the co-pilot found him asleep in the left hand seat.

Regards
Nigel.

FYI the limit for all of us that work in aviation is HALF the normal drink/drive limit

ttfn

Pete

Motormouse wrote:FYI the limit for all of us that work in aviation is HALF the normal drink/drive limit

ttfn

Pete

Err... no it isn't . It is one quarter of the driving limit - 9 micrograms breath, 20 mgs blood, 27 mgs urine ( the latter two now having been abandoned as far as i know )

20mg per 100 ml in blood for flight crew and air traffic. Us spanner twiddlers can have a bit more

Ttfn

Pete