Drink & Die

Enough has been publicised in Australia about the drink-drive syndrome to fill a morgue; but what about flying when “full”?

Read some of the crazy things people do when having drunk to excess or wined too well, in various parts of the flying world:

The 40-year-old pilot of a Piper PA-18 killed himself and his passenger quite successfully, despite the skipper’s 700 hours’ experience, when he flew into a box canyon.

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