http://video.corriere.it/indonesia-...-decollo/f6f91ec8-ce99-11e6-b5e0-7665bdba646f
bellissimo quando parla ai passeggeri
bellissimo quando parla ai passeggeri
pilota ubriaco riesce quasi a decollare......
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Un altro, stavolta in Canada: http://edition.cnn.com/2017/01/02/w...s%2Fcnn_topstories+(RSS%3A+CNN+-+Top+Stories)
Questo a dire il vero è svenuto in volo. Saranno le feste.
Questo a dire il vero è svenuto in volo. Saranno le feste.
Riesumiamo il thread per dare conto del pilota di BA che si è preso 8 mesi di galera per essersi presentato con un tasso alcolemico nel sangue di oltre 4 volte il consentito (sostenendo di avere bevuto solo 3 miniature di vodka ma prima delle 8 ore canoniche...).
https://www.secretflying.com/posts/british-airways-double-vodkas-pilot-jailed-for-8-months/
https://www.secretflying.com/posts/british-airways-double-vodkas-pilot-jailed-for-8-months/
Flydubai flight delayed after pilot found to exceed alcohol limits
According to flydubai, a colleague suspected the pilot had been drinking when he reported for duty ahead of a flight from Nepal to Dubai
A flydubai flight from Kathmandu to Dubai was delayed for nearly 12 hours after a pilot was suspected by a colleague of being under the influence of alcohol when reporting for duty, the airline confirmed on Monday.
In a statement, flydubai said the pilot was scheduled to operate FZ8018 from the Nepalese capital of Kathmandu to Dubai.
“Flydubai has a zero tolerance policy on flight crew found to be in contravention of the regulations regarding alcohol consumption,” a flydubai spokesperson told Arabian Business.
“In line with these stringent rules, we conduct random tests on our operational staff. We further insist that anyone suspected of consuming alcohol prior to flight duty must be tested.”
In line with these requirements, the spokesperson added, the “crew member in question was immediately tested and discovered to have a blood alcohol level above the legally acceptable level and was therefore immediately deemed unfit to fly.”
According to FlightStats.com, a flight tracking website, FZ8018, which was originally scheduled to depart at 9:50 AM Kathmandu time, took off at 8:26pm, landing in Dubai at 11:21pm local time.
“Arrangements were made to enable passengers to continue their journey to Dubai as soon as possible,” the spokesperson added.
“We apologise for the delay to their travel plans but the safety or our passengers and crew remains our top priority.”
https://www.arabianbusiness.com/tra...2.1338275584.1533195982-1211332209.1533195981
According to flydubai, a colleague suspected the pilot had been drinking when he reported for duty ahead of a flight from Nepal to Dubai
A flydubai flight from Kathmandu to Dubai was delayed for nearly 12 hours after a pilot was suspected by a colleague of being under the influence of alcohol when reporting for duty, the airline confirmed on Monday.
In a statement, flydubai said the pilot was scheduled to operate FZ8018 from the Nepalese capital of Kathmandu to Dubai.
“Flydubai has a zero tolerance policy on flight crew found to be in contravention of the regulations regarding alcohol consumption,” a flydubai spokesperson told Arabian Business.
“In line with these stringent rules, we conduct random tests on our operational staff. We further insist that anyone suspected of consuming alcohol prior to flight duty must be tested.”
In line with these requirements, the spokesperson added, the “crew member in question was immediately tested and discovered to have a blood alcohol level above the legally acceptable level and was therefore immediately deemed unfit to fly.”
According to FlightStats.com, a flight tracking website, FZ8018, which was originally scheduled to depart at 9:50 AM Kathmandu time, took off at 8:26pm, landing in Dubai at 11:21pm local time.
“Arrangements were made to enable passengers to continue their journey to Dubai as soon as possible,” the spokesperson added.
“We apologise for the delay to their travel plans but the safety or our passengers and crew remains our top priority.”
https://www.arabianbusiness.com/tra...2.1338275584.1533195982-1211332209.1533195981