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JAL: 19 pilots since August 2017 have failed the test of the breathalyser

Tighter controls also introduced to on-board and ground personnel

The pilots of the Japan Airlines (JAL) would have failed 19 times the test of the breathalyser since August 2017, when the Japanese company has introduced more sensitive systems and internal controls. This is reported by the newspaper "Mainichi Shimbun" which explained how these failed tests have so far caused delays to 12 national connections, in which passengers were not informed of the real reason...

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Tokyo, Japan, 11/16/2018 16:38
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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