Article Hero Image
April 1973

About Alcoholism - Alcoholism Information, Research and Treatment

Two Studies on Fliers

BAL HARBOUR, FLA.--A Federal aviation regulation issued in December 1970. which forbade any person from acting as a crew member of a civil aircraft "within eight hours after the consumption of any alcoholic beverage," has had mixed results. Apparently, it has cut down on flying by so-called social drinkers, but has had less effect on the hard-core, heavy drinker (according to officials of the Office of Aviation Medicine, Federal Aviation Agency).

WANT TO CONTINUE READING?

You must have an active online AA Grapevine subscription to access full stories and audio.

Login Renew Subscribe

Need help with customer service?

Call 800 631-6025 (English), 800 640-8781 (Spanish), 212-870-3456 (French) or email: [email protected]
or [email protected]

Have Something You Want To Share?

We want to hear your story! Submit your story and it could be published in a future issue of AA Grapevine!

Submit your Story