10 terrible airline pilots we hope we never fly with.

With all the job pressures and uncertainty in the airline industry, it’s a wonder more pilots don’t run afoul of the law the way Klobjorn Jarle Kristiansen did last week. The 48-year-old American Eagle pilot showed up to work drunk, was suspended and faces both prosecution and the loss of his job. While a commercial plane has never crashed due to drunk flying, there are plenty of instances where pilots have misbehaved throughout history – some of them almost hilariously. Here, a look back at some very memorable misfeasance.

http://www.airfarewatchdog.com/blog/13846629/10-terrible-airline-pilots-we-hope-we-never-fly-with/

Back in the day flying had a name for being a hard drinking profession.

I remember seeing what appeared to be badly hungover pilots on domestic runs in Australia before testing came in.

Indonesia’s largest domestic airline has issues. Over the past year, a handful of crew members, including 44-year-old captain Syaiful Salam, have been arrested after random employee drug tests came back positive for methamphetamines

I'm not sure meth or speed would be a bad thing for a fighter pilot, aren't the Israelis reputed to give theirs ecstasy?