[KeyLargo]

Just doing a job that Americans refuse to do I guess.....

The captain allowed Esmeralda Ugalde, 23, to sit in his seat and take possession of the controls, even giving her his hat to wear

[Pearls Before Swine]

The plane, and the pilot, were both on auto-pilot at the time, although in different ways.

[bgill]

ay chihuahua

[Vendome]

I’d be inclined to declare Hot & Guilty!

[StormEye]

I wonder how often this sort of nonsense goes on at other airlines? I remember an incident of this type happened on a Air France (I think) flight also.

[Raycpa]

The pilot might be guilty but not by association.

[colorado tanker]

[Uncle Miltie]

It goes without saying.....

[a fool in paradise]

Not quite guilty?

Seriousness of the charge vs. mitigating circumstances?

[Paladin2]

Only allowed if they are sitting on your lap......

[Reaganez]

Esmeralda

Samahdi

[dfwgator]

She can control my joystick anytime.

[Gay State Conservative]

About 20 years ago a Soviet airliner crashed,killing all aboard,because the pilot allowed his young son to take the controls.

[moovova]

"You ever seen a grown man naked?"

[familyop]

The pilot was running the aircraft much like most businesses are now run—like a brothel.

[ElkGroveDan]

Not guilty.

[llevrok]

Where’s the joy stick?

[doorgunner69]

Remembering the flight I had on a Mexican airline, she likely did the job just about as well.

We all laughed that he was a frustrated dive bomber pilot from the way he descended. NO easing off the power for that guy, he dove. Scared hell out of everyone.

[FlingWingFlyer]

I’ve flown with a lot of unattractive, hairy-legged, butt-scratching wannabe singers in the military but never anything like this.

[DesertRhino]

Used to be a time honored tradition here too until once again, something righteous was ruined by the damned moslems.
Oh, and NOT guilty!

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Now you know why it is called the “cockpit”.

I wonder if the plane was flown by “control stick”. Just asking.

Nothing like a hot tamale at 30,000 feet rather than “A Nightmare at 20,000 Feet” (thank you Bill Shatner for signing that “Twilight Zone” card of that show. Now worth $400 and climbing).