When Not To Fly (by DaytonDUI.com)

If you are a pilot there are strict rules on when you can fly an aircraft. According to federal regulations, set forth below, a pilot may not attempt to fly an aircraft or even attempt to be a crew member of a civil aircraft :Within 8 hours after consuming alcohol; While under the influence of alcohol; While under the influence of any drug that impairs a person in a way which is is contrary to safety; While having a blood alcohol concentration equal to or greater than 0.04 grams per decilitre of blood or grams of alcohol per 210 liters of breath.There are also strict...

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Flying While Impaired: Pilots’ DUI Reporting Requirements

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Representing a pilot is one of the most specialized areas of DUI (drunk driving) practice. Often, even if the pilot avoids a DUI conviction, consequences may still exist based on the fact that the pilot refused a breath test or blew over the legal limit. Charles M. Rowland II has represented members of the military, military and civilian pilots, law enforcement, paramedics/EMTs and other who face a career-ending DUI charge. Military pilots and private pilots face strict rules imposed by the Federal Aviation Administration (F.A.A.). We protect your pilot's license. If you are a pilot charged with drunk driving you...

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When Not To Fly (by DaytonDUI.com)

Flying While Impaired: Pilots’ DUI Reporting Requirements

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