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Two Swiss pilots removed from duty for intoxication before flight in Geneva

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Two pilots from Swiss International Airlines were taken out of service shortly before their scheduled flight from Geneva in May 2026.
The airline confirmed that the pilots had consumed a significant amount of alcohol the previous night.
The pilots were replaced by others to ensure the safety of the flight.
An internal investigation has been initiated and the pilots will return to duty only after its completion.
This incident has raised concerns regarding safety protocols in the aviation industry.

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Two pilots from Swiss International Air Lines were removed from duty shortly before their scheduled flight from Geneva in May after it was discovered that they were intoxicated. Reports indicate that the pilots had consumed a significant amount of alcohol the previous night, prompting immediate action from airline management.

The airline confirmed that the pilots were replaced by others before the flight could take off. An internal investigation has been launched to examine the circumstances surrounding the incident, and the pilots will be eligible to return to duty once the inquiry is completed. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding pilot conduct and safety protocols in the aviation industry.

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