3 PIA pilots suspended for misconduct, napping during flight
The Civil Aviation Authority has suspended the licences of the three pilots
Previously, British authorities recovered heroin from a PIA flight at Heathrow airport. PHOTO: EXPRESS/FILE
Three Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) pilots were suspended on Monday for misconduct and negligence, one of them snoozing in the business class during a flight, Express News reported.
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has suspended the licences of the pilots identified as Captain Anwar Adil, Amir Hashmi and First Officer Adeel Javed.
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Despite no seats being available on an aircraft Adil allowed passengers to board the flight.
Hashmi slept in the business class during a flight.
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has suspended the licences of the pilots identified as Captain Anwar Adil, Amir Hashmi and First Officer Adeel Javed.
Heroin found on PIA flight to London
Despite no seats being available on an aircraft Adil allowed passengers to board the flight.
Hashmi slept in the business class during a flight.
Earlier this year, seven passengers were forced to stand on a PIA flight from Karachi to Madina, despite having paid for their respective seats.
The airline boarded passengers on the overbooked flight PK-743 in a serious breach of air safety regulations. The seven excess passengers were forced to stand throughout for the entirety of the four-hour flight.