Questions about Finding a job post dui

i say again, i guess the FAA has it backwards, in allowing second chances for flying, if busted for dwi/dui

the reality today is that passengers don't even know if they are flying with pilots who have a prior conviction

 

my point is just that pilots get a second chance (depending of course..) and aviation IS where you have THE highest standards

so, no second chances for truckers but yes for pilots?!

btw, ya don't like how it works for pilots? too bad..

welcome to realities and the real world

 

Then he should have sat in the passenger seat instead. If you sit in the drivers seat with the vehicle running, you are in control of the vehicle. Bad judgement call on your friends behalf. Why do I look down on DUIs? Besides knowing someone who was killed by a drunk driver, drivers are never sorry about their actions. They are only sorry they got caught. Your friend does NOT belong behind the wheel of anything. I wouldn't even trust him on a bicycle.

 

and they of course never make mistakes lol

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I say again, your licenses can be pulled on a 91.13 and a 91.17.

 

The FAA allows it, so what? Doesn't mean an airline will hire them. Any trucking company is allowed to hire someone with a DUI conviction as well. Doesn't mean a trucking company will hire them either. The fact a federal agency allows something has no direct correlation with whether they can easily get a job in an industry.

 

Or deserve to get a job in the industry...that is the entire point...All along it has been said , should the OP wait or move on to another way of making a living....some say wait "maybe" someone will give him a job. Most of us say move on...he should have known better being an experienced driver.

 

i was responding to this comment

reminds me of the Spitzer types