Two airline pilots who got behind the controls after a night of heavy drinking have been sentenced to prison by a judge who didn't hide his disdain, saying "What were you thinking of?" The pilots had been at a sports bar up until about six hours before their departure time; federal rules say pilots cannot drink in the eight hours before a flight. In addition, their blood-alcohol levels were above Florida's 0.08 percent limit for drunken driving, which includes aircraft, according to testimony.
July 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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