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If they had come clean (whatever the truth might be) you would want them to be able to keep flying?
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That said, if the had come clean the minute they landed, we could evaluate whether it was their fault or not and take the necessary actions. If it was because they had an especially difficult 2 weeks, perhaps a few months suspension would be in order. In the meantime, revamp the scheduling so it doesn't happen to other pilots. If they were partying for 3 nights in a row before that flight, that would be a different story. So lets say I would be more willing to listen to mitigation and returning them to the air after disciplinary action were taken.
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