The end is nigh
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The end is nigh
I was walking round on the apron today, chatting with some engineers, and they told me the saddest tale. They were talking about a document doing the rounds, stating that the SACAA is planning to make the bottle to throttle rule 24 hours, including ANY person involved in the operation of an a/c. This includes engineers, and apron staff.....!!!
Could this mean the END of south african aviation????
Could this mean the END of south african aviation????
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Has anyone asked them to display statistics involving alcohol related accidents/incidents that should provoke such a draconian measure ?.....
Who are these prats anyway...do we know where they live ?
Imagine not being allowed to drink 2 or 3 glasses of wine with dinner because 10 hours later we have to report for flight...
I can feel a sickness day coming on..
Who are these prats anyway...do we know where they live ?
Imagine not being allowed to drink 2 or 3 glasses of wine with dinner because 10 hours later we have to report for flight...
I can feel a sickness day coming on..
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It's probably to do with refuellers/ground handlers/loaders/baggage handlers/load train drivers getting to work half in the bag. The number of accidents on the ground may support this according to a few ex ACSA people I know. To just gun them may not be construed as PC so everybody has to be tarred with the same brush...
Just a thought.
Just a thought.
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Makes you think Why so many SA types are in the UAE - they have a legal limit for flying!! 0.04 if memory serves correct -Then again don't drive a car there with that much in you!!!