CH4
Don't let them wind you up.
Zlin5....whatever
and
pratt or bratt ( either works for me )
CH4 is trying to establish a more useable bottom line...one that is understandable by all, assessable by all and sensible. I do not believe he is saying it is ok to drink the night before a flight, but that there is a wider issue here.
Pooling ideas creates the best solutions.
Stubborn characters have killed more airline passengers than all the beer on the planet ! That is a fact.
Your attitudes are ( at best ) stubborn, narrow, selfish, etc etc
try listening and understanding before opening gob !
zlin
just seen your last post as I put the above in.
Yes...zero tolerance is in fact how it is now in BA. One will not report with any alchohol in ones blood or one will be sacked.
I think I explained this to you earlier.
This is not a suggestion to a new rule....it is already there.
So, how does this help me know when I have to stop drinking ?
Is it 24 hrs, 36 hrs, 48 hrs...1 week ?? Come on...how do we know ?
Perhaps we should be given the opportunity to breathalyse ourselves as we report...a sort of amnesty time, just in case that glass of red wine of 36hrs ago is still there.
It is not such an easy issue.
Last edited by trytofly; 14th Nov 2003 at 06:39.