Gb: drunk commanded by Boeing, convicted – Asia

(ANSA) – LONDON, NOV. – He was sentenced today in a case
British court to 10 months imprisonment of Japanese pilot
stunning on October 28, 50 minutes before
take off from a crowded pbadenger flight from London to
Tokyo and in whose blood was found a blood alcohol level of nine
times higher than allowed. This was announced by the BBC.

Katsutoshi Jitsukawa, 42, Commander of Japan
Airlines, he was arrested at Heathrow as he was preparing to enter
at the controls of a Boeing 777 airline
Japanese on the bus driver reports in charge of
bring the crew on board, who had warned a fort
smell of alcohol. The latter had therefore evoked a
value of 189 milligrams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood,
against the maximum of 20 milligrams allowed for a pilot.

Jitsukawa's behavior could have been
"catastrophic consequences," said Phillip J.
Matthews, of the Isleworth Crown Court in London, reading the
judgment.