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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 7:48pm

Fliegen und Alkohol

Hallo!

Dürfen Piloten mit Alkohol im Blut fliegen?
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 7:52pm

Wohl ehr nicht :D
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 8:01pm

Da fällt mir wieder was nettes ein: :D

Es gab mal ne Geschichte, wo der Pilot die Passagiere zur Begrüßung aus dem Cockpit angelallt hat. Die Airline versuchte die Passagiere danach zu beruhigen, indem sie ihnen erzählten, dass "unser modernes Flugzeug eh von alleine fliegt" !? :thumbsup:
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 8:09pm

RE: Fliegen und Alkohol

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Hallo!

Dürfen Piloten mit Alkohol im Blut fliegen?


Das kommt drauf an. Nur die Piloten British Airways', Easyjets und Aeroflots dürfen das. :D

Mal im Ernst. Es gibt spezielle Richtlinien der Airlines, wann ein Pilot noch fliegen darf, mal abgesehen von den gesetzlichen Richtlinien. Ich glaube bei Lufthansa und Condor sind es 10h Ruhepause nach einem Alkoholkonsum, Air Berlin liegt glaube ich bei 8h.
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 8:48pm

Grundsätzlich wird es wohl auch einen durch eine Behörde vorgeschriebenen Grenzwert geben und ich denke (und hoffe), dass der bei 0,0 liegt.

Die Geschichte mit dem lallenden Piloten war übrigens vor einigen Monaten bei einem Aeroflot Flug. Die Passagiere haben so lange gemeutert, bis die Cockpitcrew ausgetauscht wurde :D
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 8:52pm

Wusste ich doch, dass ich das hier gelesen habe! :thumbsup:
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 8:55pm

Hier nochmal die Meldung von damals:

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/art…lXq-2WYlPy8xlrw
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 9:13pm

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Nicht nett...

Also ich hoffe doch auch das der Wert bei 0,0 liegt. Denn Auto fahren und Fliegen ist noch ein Unterschied. Vom Radfahren gar nicht zu reden.
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 9:16pm

Quoted from "Lauda"

Da fällt mir wieder was nettes ein: :D

Es gab mal ne Geschichte, wo der Pilot die Passagiere zur Begrüßung aus dem Cockpit angelallt hat. Die Airline versuchte die Passagiere danach zu beruhigen, indem sie ihnen erzählten, dass "unser modernes Flugzeug eh von alleine fliegt" !? :thumbsup:


Zu geil :D

Was ist mit dem Pilot weiter geschehen?
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 10:05pm

Die Antwort ist einfach: Nein.
Wie schon gesagt, muss man auch nach einem Alkoholkonsum wieder clean sein. Wenn ich 2 Promille im Blut habe, reicht mir keine 8h Ruhepause.
Also wenn ich die Nacht durchsaufe und dann um 5 ins Bett gehe und um 12 vor meiner Chefin stehe, muss ich mich schon echt zusammenreißen, dass ich gerade stehe. Das wird jeder schonmal erlebt haben. :rolleyes:
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 10:15pm

Wohl eher net. Kannst du ja im Flusi mal ausprobieren, dann wirst sehen was passiert
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 10:21pm

Ums realistischer zu gestalten, FSPassenger verwenden ;)
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 10:21pm

In der Rechtsprechung geht man von einer Grenze von 0,15- 0,2 Promille aus. Aber die meisten Gesellschaften erlassen eigene Vorschriften. Grundsätzlich sollte man den amerikanischen Spruch "24 hours from bottle to throttle" beherzigen.
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 10:23pm

Cooler Spruch :D

Aber warum darf man fürs Fliegen einen leichten Promillewert haben, aber fürs Autofahren gar keinen ?(
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 10:27pm

Quoted from "Mr.Boeing"

Aber warum darf man fürs Fliegen einen leichten Promillewert haben, aber fürs Autofahren gar keinen


Auch beim Autofahren "darf" man einen leichten Promillewert haben. Aber es geht nicht darum, was man darf. Wenn etwas passiert, egal was, ist derjenige, der einen Promillewert hat, immer schlechter dran als derjenige, der "clean" war. Das gilt fürs Fahren wie fürs Fliegen.
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 11:08pm

Quoted from "Mr.Boeing"


Aber warum darf man fürs Fliegen einen leichten Promillewert haben, aber fürs Autofahren gar keinen ?(


Beim Autofahren max. 0.5 Promille. Sollte aber in dieser Grenze ein Unfall passieren hast du als Fahrer eine Teil oder Vollschuld. Egal ob du nur 0.4 oder 0.1 hattest. Fahranfänger dürfen die ersten 2 Jahre nur 0 Promille haben.
Bei Radfahrern sind es glaub ich um die 1.5 Promille. Aber da gilt das gleiche wie beim Autofahren.

Außerdem kann die Polizei dir jederzeit den Führerschein oder dein Rad abnehmen und dich in die Gesa bringen.
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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 11:40pm

Entweder bin ich Alkoholverträglicher oder es liegt an meinem Volumen^^ aber wenn ich bis um 5 Durchsaufe, etwa 2 Promile hab, dann kann ich um 12 uhr schon wieder arbeiten. Ich habe dann zwar noch Restalkohol im Blut, aber bin ansich wieder Fit. Ich würde zwar kein Auto fahren, aber es ist schon oft genug so gewesen das ich am Sonntag morgen arbeiten musste und noch mindestens 1 Promile intus hatte.

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Saturday, June 13th 2009, 11:49pm

RE: RE: Fliegen und Alkohol

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Das kommt drauf an. Nur die Piloten [...] Aeroflots dürfen das. :D

Da ahst du recht :D
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Sunday, June 14th 2009, 1:10am

RE: RE: RE: Fliegen und Alkohol

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Das kommt drauf an. Nur die Piloten [...] Aeroflots dürfen das. :D

Da ahst du recht :D
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Sunday, June 14th 2009, 1:30am

Ne ne, das wären dann CFM56-7W (für Whiskey) Ryanair ist eine Irische Airline
Aeroflot hat die CFM56-5A3V (für Vodka) ;)

Irisch = Whiskey
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