Two "Drunk" pilots dragged from cockpit by police minutes before flight was because of take off

Two pilots were captured and dragged out of the cockpit by police minutes before take off in Glasgow after travelers on an AirTransat flight reported that the pair showed irregular conduct.

The flight was because of take off on Monday from Glasgow to Toronto and contained 250 individuals on load up when it was prematurely ended...

Officers captured the men, matured 37 and 39 and blamed them for being "impeded through liquor".


A representative said:

"Police Scotland can affirm two men matured 39 and 37 years have been captured in connection to being purportedly debilitated through liquor under the Railway and Transport Safety Act 2003 (Section 93)."

The Canadian aircraft affirmed the capture of its workers and said the flight had been rescheduled and travelers place up in inns.

A representative said to The Sun UK:

"Air Transat has educated of the capture on July 18 of two group individuals doled out to its Glasgow-Toronto flight. We will anticipate the aftereffects of the examination and legal procedures before remarking on the matter. The security of our teams and travelers is, and will remain, a top need at Air Transat."

A source told The Sun:

"It's trusted the pilots and other lodge team were on the plane and had begun to do their checks and get ready for loading up. It's asserted different individuals from staff saw their conduct was odd and reported them to the police since they thought they'd been drinking. Clearly you can never take any risks with that sort of thing and the cops soon touched base on the air ship to explore.

"It's guaranteed the pair were over the point of confinement and were both captured. The plane must be grounded for whatever remains of the day."