Japan Airlines Co. said Thursday one of its pilots was arrested by British police for exceeding the alcohol limit before a flight from London to Tokyo, leaving the airline to operate the flight with two pilots rather than the normal three.JAL said an alcohol level more than 10 times the legal limit set under British aviation law was detected in the 42-year-old co-pilot's system, after he drank two bottles of wine and five cans of beer over six hours from 6 p.m. the night before the flight.JAL Flight 44's departure for Haneda airport scheduled for 7 p.m. Sunday local time was delayed by 1 ho…READ FULL ARTICLE