A blanket condemnation of husband/wife pilots, as opposed any other set
of relatives flying together, strikes me as unfair, perhaps even
prejudicial. Are we not all professionals in all circumstances? If there
is stress flying with someone, it is our obligation as professionals to
deal with it or to change the situation. Why this assumption that because
it's a spouse we are suddenly checking our professionalism at the door of
the cockpit?
Whether or not any two people fly well together is completely individual
and depends solely on the pilots themselves. Please remember that we are
all proud professionals. To assume that we become anything less by virtue
of a relationship with a coworker(s) strikes me as insulting as well as
unfair.