😂😂

😂😂😂😭 he tried

Lauren K hi cutie

DoctorChained he means drinks with hard alcohol 🤦‍♂️ you seriously didn’t get that..

Lmfaooo

Kaii Gaming 🤣

Yup

Yep!! Sound funny hu!!🤣🤣

Kaii Gaming lmao

Scary shit honestly, I mean come on, he could have more integrity than that.

I can assure you it wasn't. I know the guy personally. I myself am a commercial pilot. I've had shots with him in the cockpit on two separate flights. Love flying buzzed up!

@@Michael-ft3rc psychopath!

@@Michael-ft3rc I demand your full name! I am going to report you to the proper authorities sir.

@@SOLIDSNAKE. what’s you’re name sexy?😌

@@SOLIDSNAKE. I know Michael in real life. His full name is Michael Jackson.

stats show that there are more bus and train accidents caused by drink driving so the law would have to require them todo the breath check first and that would be unreasonable but unfortunatly politics would argue this and it would never happen. the only chance for this happening is if the air ports put into policy that pilots are to be drink and drug tested before takeoff and maybe the fcc could push this as well but then the pilots union is going to get into the way and them does this apply to smaller airports where planes land and take off with no personal onsite at all. also then theres constitution stuff where your presumed inoccent until guilty and some may argue that requiring everyone todo this would be like saying they all drunks and guilty of drink driving/flying .. operating a vehicle under the influence. basically the crap shoot that these basic things bring to politics is what stops progress. and trust im in agreement on the dink test for these large comercial flights and maybe even small charter planes as well. but life brings fights and arguements and nothing ends up happening. it will take thousands to die before action is taken for any issue. my prayers and hopes for the future is we start preventing things instead of fixing things.

You dealing with governments , a few thousands lives have to be lost first, and then breathalyzer test requirements can be a conversation, you see they need numbers first, no numbers yet.

Are you kidding? That would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. GTFU DUMMY!

@@georgeedward1691 lol at 100’s of thousands. You can buy Breathalyzers for 25 bucks that work perfectly …. even if they spent for nicer ones that 120… pilots have to check in at the same gate in an airport… mr pink is why the future is screwed! Not worth the cost of saving people from injuries and death due to drunk pilots…

If my workplace for first responders can require a “ready for duty” test that takes 30 seconds to say no to covid symptoms and requires a temperature check. I’m pretty sure it ain’t hard to have a breathalyzer exam. They could install one in the cockpit and have it require a test prior to starting the engine, throw a camera in the cockpit as well to make sure they’re doing it correctly and also to observe any gross negligence and it can be all done for less than $150-$200 per plane, probably less if the software was already in place

J.C. Same, but it’s .04

You can get alcohol from certain foods.

Yeah , no limit would be almost impossible to actually be inforced

@@vinos1629 isn't the legal limit 0.0 for drivers under 21 though?

men yoongi no it’s .04

YOU DON’T SAY!

Eh, those planes pretty much fly themselves and hardly anything ever goes wrong. Now it's totally unacceptable to fly drunk, I agree, but chances are no one would've died as a result of his actions.

@@mattsupertramp6506 For it to fly itself he still needs to tell the plane what to do and most times the pilots will land not the AP but ur right that most likely the plane would have not crashed since the FO or captain idk which one he is will be able to fly the plane

@@justicelucas1116 Yeah right there's always two people flying the plane. Also he probably knows how to fly/enter commands/talk to ATC down to muscle memory so even after three drinks and a beer it's unlikely he'd mess up bad enough to cause a serious accident. Flying a plane isn't like driving in that there's much fewer situations where a split second decision is the difference between life and death. Windy landings might be sketchy though, that does look like it takes a lot of precision.

You could count them

Absolutely! $80,000USD is nothing to sneeze at!

One is too many, a thousand is never enough.

Yeah! He will never fly anything again. So dumb

Alcoholism

@@coppermoth6069 yeah . The only drug that whose withdrawals can kill you, you can buy it from a gas station…but marajuana is still illegal

Lmao wat 🤣🤣🤣🤣😭

That man is the first officer. The discussion would involve the captain asking him the question and then later on reporting him :)

ROFLMAO

They did that on purpose

Yes whites first,if was black pilot owwwy gosh right now

@@TheLULUTOMAS that's not true you seen what they did for Denzel

Benjamin Ortiz lmfaooo

There's a pilot shortage. They need all the pilots they can get

it wasn't an airport...it was a police officer

@@duhGOATman that work at a airport

@@sleepingkindaof so why give the airport credit they did nothing it was the person who was on duty who caught his awkwardness

@@duhGOATman umm because they work at the airport ?

@@sleepingkindaof the airport has nothing to do with catching him other than having cameras your giving credit to nothing rather than a person fuck you are a tool

Tell me about it. He probably didn't care anymore

Excuse me!!

Or, he was never drunk? Lack of evidence is not a conclusion of guilt. As an aside, the pilot seems to be walking normally in the video. Usually drunk people can hardly stand up, which is why officers administer walking tests to suspected drunk drivers. Perhaps the pilot realized not to get on the plane with a bottle of alcohol, so he remembered to discard it. Doesn't mean he was ever drunk.

@@mvpfocus Keep in mind that not drunk =/= legal. Aviation regs are MUCH more strict on blood alcohol concentration levels. You cannot fly if you’ve consumed any alcohol within the last 8 hours (even a drop), and you cannot fly if your BAC is over 0.04%, which is half of the legal limit for driving in most USA states.

@@guitarstuffs1236 Doesn't change the fact that we have neither of those data points on the pilot, here.

@@mvpfocus Fair enough, but I believe it’s illegal to smuggle alcohol through security as well isn’t it? If it weren’t illegal to have alcohol, why would the pilot intentionally hide & throw it out?

@@guitarstuffs1236 I think you just answered your own question.

This is Philippines he was in the cockpit not on it 🙈

Got him off the plane and out of the cockpit

He was on top of the cockpit? No wonder his drunk ass got caught

@@macman975 it actually should be also out of the airplane!!! Just like out of the damn cockpit! No difference! He obviously wasnt doing anything on the roof of the plane

@@dreamthedream8929 Never teach English.

Hue Vang wish I could like this a million times

Right!? Seems reasonable since our lives are at risk!!!!

That’s what i was thinking. It would make things safer for everyone.

@@Jordan_Dossou no it doesnt make sense. Yes every job has consequences, let's take the worst case scenario: if a surgeon is drunk, he kills 1 person, if a pilot is drunk, he kills hundreds, See the difference ? To be honest testing all these kinds of jobs is not a bad idea at all, but it is unnecessary for most, except the pilot in my opinion

What of he drops a tab of acid

Oooh. I would be inflamed with the use of "bro". It's uncomfortable.

@@please.665 my apologies. I should have said “ I love you non binary person who’s sexuality remains fluid and self defined”

@@Struieboy I'm not sure about that part. But it always makes me grate when I hear white people say "bro" to black people, particularly older black women. It's like them using the n word, or calling someone "woke". White America adopts African American Vernacular English, and generally a decade behind and then begin to use it to seem ...idk. Down. Or it's said in a mocking way. To bro or not to bro? It's not a question. Do not bro.

@@please.665 in my feeble attempt at humour , I put the word “bro” into the mouth of a drunk pilot. Perhaps you could list all the words that you would like us to cease using? Obviously you will have to elaborate on wether White people saying the words to Black people offends you as much as Black people saying the same words to White people or even White people saying the same words to other White people. You could publish ‘Kelly’s book of acceptable words for a vibrant multi dimensional non judgemental fully integrated world” Sure to be a best seller. . Your equating the “N” word with the word “bro” is particularly interesting.

@@Struieboy I'm not the only person of color who deems the use of these words racially charged!? Most black women I know do not appreciate being called bro. It's both sexist and racist to call a black woman such. This is about a respect. So I know you meant it as innocent, but you never know who you risk offending. That's the whole point. Youre the one who responded with gendered terms. I let you know that's not the problem, the problem is racial. Consider it, and consider the words and sayings you use and their appropriateness, is all. Using bro to the wrong person comes with risks. I don't even know a black man who thinks its ok for white dudes to call them bro. Consider.

DefinitelyNotGeorge either way those are terrible numbers.

Not what they said. Listen again..

Willis What Chu Talkin Bout Do I need to quote it for you and provide a time stamp? 2:26 “according to the latest statistics, it’s about once a month in the US that a pilot is arrested” Listen again.

@DefinitelyNotGeorge there's only 250k pilots in the world, and keep in mind most planes are carrying at least 200 people, so having only 1 drunk pilot a year is dangerous enough. and those are just the ones who get caught. my guess is because almost all of piloting is controlled by autopilot, even landing and takeoff require little work from the pilot, plus the cost of rescheduling a flight is such a pain and expensive for both the airline and passenger, that they intentionally let pilots fly drunk

DefinitelyNotGeorge you’re a fucking idiot

Lol. He was alright😂

Hehe 🙃

That’s a pretty bad policy on the FAA’s part - like you said, we all have problems, and I would rather pilots be able to talk about those problems in therapy

As a pilot, we can’t be medicated. A lot of those medications don’t let us fly. I had depression but I got over it. Had to do what I had to do so I can fly. It actually made me feel better than a bunch of stupid medicines

I think the job is incredibly stressful, with long shifts, hence the self medication!

Exactly

😌

Flying over the instance

@@franklinclinton5967 no it’s under influence

FWI

@@franklinclinton5967 It’s under the influence.

Yup

I remember Denzel in Flight. They need to pee in a cup.

No shit einstein

Problem is I heard many airline crews. Drink during the job. You can have all the test before. But wouldn't matter.

Kingley45..... All yall agreeing to breathalyzer before flight's have forgotten about the 4th amendment. NOTHING trumps the Constitution try as they may. Fear turns to slavery every time! TSA already has too much power over private, unarmed, innocent citizens! You can surrender your 4th amendment rights but no thanks to all ILLEGAL searches in any capacity for me!!!!

😂😂😂

In which minutes??😂

@@Infinite.28 2:25

He might have a stutter.

Jeff Marz I’m shocked they don’t.

Em Gee We have breathalyzer tests for drivers, unless you’re talking about for each person driving before they step foot in a car and drive to work or whatever. Which I’m wondering how on earth would we realistically regulate over a million people (if we’re thinking US only here.)

Em Gee I don’t think it’s ridiculous. People pay a lot to get on planes it’s a business, these pilots are there to do a job like the rest of us working adults. I’d also say bus drivers should get the same treatment. They’re both under companies that are able to record such things with more ease. Look I’m not saying riding a plane is safer or more dangerous. Frankly I do not care. But if regulating it is possible, then why the heck not. Hell, if having a breathalyzer test for every American driving a car was possible I’d agree with ya there too.

Jeff Marz my exact thought when I clicked on the video

Do you know how impractical this is?

.. "i drank the bottles" ..

Needs a John Goodman in his life, sniffle sniffle lol

@@SynthD Denzel's character was also in a movie...

Mario It’s based on a true event.

@@ducttapeheart erm no it isn't. Google is your friend.

what does that mean?

@@CookieeMonstarr666 if you look at the security guy at the desk checking him in, after he scans his badge in the guard looks like he’s reaching under the desk and pressing a button, most likely alerting other security/staff

@@ronniemason7827 When I asked that, I thought his writing doesn't make sense but anyways I saw the movement and I don't think he was doing that. Otherwise it won't take long.

He was doing his job, what us taxpayers pay him to do. Do you want us to throw him a parade?

@@alaurahwillow155 are you claiming that they don't pay taxes as well you fucking citizens think your so entitled because you pay taxes like everyone else, throw him a parade? bitch your a low ass human being the least they can do is give him some attention seeing that he saved over 100 live possibly

It's their job but people know and hope his boss knows...

Barr3LtoURdome 🤣 I never said that anyone doesn’t pay taxes. Hence why I said “us taxpayers”. I’m just saying that why should someone get praised for doing their job? You’re such a snowflake it is hilarious 🤣 and it’s “you’re” not “your”, go back to school.

@@alaurahwillow155 you said us taxpayers pay him to do you moron, he pays taxes too along with making shit salary so for you to make a pointless comment like your proves your an idiot. So when a soldier does something heroic in the line of duty he gets a medal do you think that they should just take away their medals because THEY ARE DOING THEIR JOB. You are just an inconsiderate waste of time....

thatgameingchanel 😁😁

@@willieb.haardigan8984 you may need to talk to someone about ur anger issues boah

Haha! True.

There are critical situations when we fly manually

@@justinroberts1369 Yup. Agreed on that part!

lol he flipped the plane over. Incredibly unnecessary.

Yeah but he had cocaine to help.

I literally reveresed in time to check what he said to make sure. "once a month" that´s scary AF

Alcoholism, depression, and divorce are sadly commonplace in our industry. Best thing to do is call out sick and get some help before its too late.

@@Franklin-fp9nk Once a month isn’t scary. That’s 12 times a year, and you have to look at how many airports are in America.

Once a month is one too many times... imagine how many slide through without being tested or caught 😬😲😵

Also. For every 60 seconds a passenger rides A Boeing 777, a minute goes by. Fact.

Agreed 🤷🏾‍♀️

He should have given up alcohol/drugs/whatever in exchange for his pilot's license.

If he was smart he would have done that.. but he was arrogant and a liar

Facts I'd turn around and say you know what I think I may throw up and then go the toilet for 10 minutes then come out and say I was sick and I'm off home

@@samiamserenity Have you met pilots?

They do. It’s part 117 in the CFR.

lol

Danny Mullen

Full send

Dean Majidy FULL SEND

Was looking for this comment 💀

I wouldn't worry about it, planes are all autopilot anyways. Pilot is only there as a plan B.

@@johnt2914 sorry what?!

@@johnt2914 Tell that to the people who had the co pilet nosedive the plane killing 153 People

ban b they are there as plan b but they could always take control whenever

@@Drehgab you didn't know planes are mostly automated? pilots are just babysitters.

Inverted?

@@musicbydenchik he put Maverick to shame

My father and my uncle were both A-7 pilots on the Enterprise and I didn't know my dad cuz he died when I was a baby but according to my uncle most every pilot on that carrier loved cocaine

I just seen that movie the other day damn and you're right

Yuppp

Precisely

How u going to tell someone they can’t drink ? U people are insane

Exactly‼️

So you guys don't drink at all I take it......or less than 12 times a year??

@@ShrimpDaddys Oh watch the video before you comment.

Very original comment, haven’t seen that layout on the KZfaq comment section ever before. You millennials really are individuals.

Young Dylan thanks man! You must really mean it since you took the time out of your day to type that out. You baby boomers sure are dedicated to getting your point across!

I sure do mean it.

John Goodman has entered the chat lol with his little backpack

Young Dylan Sweet thanks again bro. Oh and pro tip if your trying to be an individual then don’t be so toxic. Everyone on KZfaq is already super toxic. Be different!

People are stupid! This is why they die and go to hell

What a ridiculous thing to say. No, not every person condemning this act would do the same, and one doesn’t cancel out the other in any case. What-about-ism at its finest right here.

@Rory McNamara lots of cocaine

Thabani Matienga it’s called Flight

for the one doesnt know, movie is "Flight"

Thabani Matienga maybe he could’ve made one himself

probably likes that movie too much haha

You're welcome, I think.

They are the villains yuo know.. Sober pilots cause 99% of plane accidents Now yuo see...

@@icantzucc4573 yeah well all pilots are usually sober when flying so thats not a fair comparison

Yeah, that seemed very suspicious to me too.

anyone can refuse a breathalyzer. even a drunk driver can refuse it.

@@SynthD bullshit. They should be subjected to the same laws as motorists meaning at the officer of the law's discretion. It's still public property but if the FAA objects then get a new group of cops to specifically deal with them like the military does with their personnel. This is egregious.

In India, It is mandatory for pilots to take breathalyzer test before every flight

If he refused to take the breath test, they’d likely have to write an affidavit for a search warrant, find a judge to review it, and upon obtaining the search warrant, take the pilot to a qualified medical facility…. None of that happens in 2 minutes.

That made me pause too; a drunk pilot possibly putting putting people in danger and we're talking about if his shirt was ironed or not??!!! Your comment made literally LOL cause I was like OK I'M not the only one.😆😆🤭🤭🤭

Man was acting very sus 😳!!! Glad they voted him out before he could kill some innocent crewmates.

@@justgojustdoit3363 I work in security and that’s actually something to pay attention to. Little details like noticing a pilot has on an slightly unkempt shirt when they’re usually meticulously well groomed is how you suspect something may be off or irregular.

Sister, you're beautiful.

Umm.. Idk... protest so pilots have a bigger wage?

Shut the fuck up you’ll spend your money on every other cheap service and product, quit pretending like you have standards lol

Is not Delta is the Usa...

I'd rather deal with a tipsy Delta pilot than see another doctor dragged though the plane on United 🙏🏾🤧

Or any company for that fact ... Scary how alcohol consumption varies state to state 😱 omg 😳 it should be a no brainer like drunk drivers !!! money.cnn.com/2017/02/24/news/pilots-alcohol-drink-rules/index.html

Oh great point shit stain.

You’re right! I forgot that’s another field that has a history with alcoholism them and the military (they used to in military).

If I was aware of all the news every day, I'd stay drunk too 😔

one of those on every commercial aircraft ------> Breathalyzer Ignition Interlock 😆😆😆

Thats your biggest fear? I guess bad maintenance, ATC mistakes, bad weather, faulty equipment and pilot errors pale in comparison to you having a drunk pilot?

looks more like ATFUI, attempting to fly under the influence..lol

@@Francis-qf2hr Oof.

NO HE ATTEMPTED TO COMMIT FUI.

Hong Kong FUI

BUI DUI FUI SUI

Surgeons That's horrible

Natnael Tsegaw I’ve heard a handful of stories including drunken obstetricians during delivery, drunken surgeons performing knee surgeries, one of my professors sued for her drunken surgeon performing on her w/out his assigned team & she freaking woke up in the middle of her operation. If those were just personal testimonies, I can only imagine how many more there are across the country.

That is not stastically true. C'mon. Stop spreading lies. Especially surgeons who do with several other individuals

@@gambigambigambi you're the type of guy who thinks everybody is evil. The surgeons literally go to. School for a decade..they are totally going to thorw that all away. Nigga what? Makes no sense

@Amanda G acting like its COMMON is suck a fucking lie.

Scary how alcohol consumption varies state to state 😱 omg 😳 it should be a no brainer like drunk drivers !!! money.cnn.com/2017/02/24/news/pilots-alcohol-drink-rules/index.html

Silly goose, they need the booze to balance out the coke. Duh.

Hell naww.. that is why i stay the f out of airplanes. I rather go with the ship thnx

Quite. On one early morning flight, pilot, copilot and 2 cabin crew were all busted - by the airline's ground staff (at a small airport).

... alcoholism? It's quite rampant.

yonasco14 why would u say something about it you fucking dick ur the one doing it with him you should keep ur mouth shut nothing happened did it no

@@noteightthoughtsmakesmehar8755 exactly and if he got drunk and high the day before so fucking what!! as long as he isnt high and drunk while operating the plane.. i am a bus driver and im fucking drunk right now but come monday i wont be drunk so what the fuck is your point?

U would’ve snitched on him for smoking weed and drinking the days he didn’t work when YOU were the one doing it with him? Cmon foh

@@noteightthoughtsmakesmehar8755 couldn't of said it any better.

@@Astarrrrr Maybe the OP meant they didn't say anything to the pilot at the time, just topped up his drink. As in, Dude, aren't you flying tomorrow?

It's not, they just make the news, they don't drink anymore than in other professions.

@@portnuefflyer That's most likely true, but the consequences of such DUI are so much more dire.

C M attached to the ignition switch.

@@muddhammer7834 good idea

Drehgab brilliant minds, buddy!

@@muddhammer7834 that would be very complicated,and cost millions,they should just test them before every flight

@@muddhammer7834 there is no ignition switch

I am two years late, but in case you were not told or knew at all still, the minimum BAC level for a pilot is .04 and cannot had a drink 8 hours before a flight.

no kidding... so many lives depend on them

He got caught in MSP airport which is in Minneapolis

@@kticket6921 yeah I know I live in Minnesota

@@kticket6921 my grandparents just live in California that's wy I go there a lot.

😳

"Just high"? Ffs.

That will never happen.

Agree to top comment.

Nope, not going to happen. But it would be OK with me if they did that to career politicians.

No wonder why all planes falling down lately.

His still are partners

Crystal Jordan Americans don’t eat well or have a good quality of life so YES 🙄

@@liyanibernier5720 I can agree with that ...

@INDEEYA ...RIGHT! I look great to be 51 ..

Liyani Bernier love to see what u look like

INDEEYA majority of them do eat bad like the cereals and drinks are full of hormones The Meat is pumped with hormones the milk, Even veggies in the USA are full of chemicals it’s because they have a lot of people to feed so the GOV don’t care Only the rich people eat good food 🤷🏼‍♀️

And thats one hell of a way to go a plane crash i like my feet on the ground too

Thanks for always leaving an extra seat available....cause the rest of us risk dying due to drunk pilots...yeah that is what gets reported all the time in the news. Plane crashes due to drunk pilots. So rare to hear about drunk car drivers.... #delusional

The Reats hardly makes them delusional? Flying fears and especially highjacking or faults in the aircraft fears are serious and mostly impossible to get over. Have some compassion. Fucking chump.

Rubies and Jaspers Jasper, just some facts, your actually most likely going to just walk away alive in a plane crash, it’s proved by statistics of plane crashes. Second, most accidents happen in landing or takeoff. So your not going to plummet 40k feet. Third your most likely going to get something happen to you in the airport rather than crash, but you could have phobias etc so it’s not your choice

Travis TWP or u mean you can’t afford it hahs

Constant 8 hours before each flight and lower than .004

Cazual US ahh

Constant Yep, it’s strict but it should be

Lies again? Passengers should go for medical screenings before arriving at airport

Yet extremely hungover IS in fact being drunk on the job...then and now. I understand your dilemma though.

​@michaelpratt7150 No. Being hungover is a withdrawal symptom, so you cannot be drunk on the job if you are hungover.

Residues from alcohol remain in your system 24-48-72 hours and are detectible via a urine sample. Chemically, alcohol sometimes easily takes 8-12 hours to be flushed entirely by your body. If you stop drinking at 2 am and go to work at 9 am...get my point ? So any hangover still has evidence of some sort of alcohol within your body. This is why the cure many times is the hair of the dog that bit me, which only puts MORE alcohol into the body.@@azula3906

In this particular case, possibly ruining almost 300 lives.

Alcohol: saving one swimmer's ears at a time.

Man your grammar is suspect lol

THE FriendlyPotato1 the limit is .04 and no drinking within 8 hours of flight.

All pilots have anxiety and some sort of PTSD. Like 97% of them. Not worth my mental health

@@escalona8764 how do you know that. Are you a pilot?

@@billrussell4832 no I'm not a pilot but I have many friends who are. The job is shit just how the other guy said they barely make money. I have 4 friends who are pilots. Can't say the name to which airlines they work for. I was looking into being a pilot. Every since 9-11, that job is shit. Pay isn't the same, working conditions are shit meaning they have you back to back and are forced to take stuff to stay awake. Jet lag is a huge deal.

Erick E. how much money are we talking about?

Starting pay for a pilot over 100k minimum