When working on aircraft, the consumption of alcohol
- is permissible as long as the blood alcohol level stays under the standard driving limit.
- you cannot work on aircraft even 8 hours after consuming large quantities of alcohol.
- is acceptable in small amounts before a shift as long as you feel fit to carry out tasks.
Explanation from PART66Online
Alcohol impairs judgement and motor skill, and residual effects plus hangover can persist for many hours, so working on aircraft is not permitted even some hours after heavy drinking. Tolerances such as the driving limit or 'feeling fit' do not make any pre-shift consumption acceptable for safety-critical maintenance.
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manzagip asked · 26 Apr 2014
Isn' t it 80 mg per 100 ml of blood ?
Community Comments (3)
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6351stuart
12 Apr 2015
Is it me or is that a bit of a none answer?
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Thomas Bangalter
5 Dec 2018
it should be 20 mg 100 ml
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Jordi
16 Oct 2020
guys the answer is correct.Blood absorbs 0.1 per ml to 0.15 per hour.
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