JAL pilot evaded breath tests over 100 times since last year

Japan Airlines Co. has found that one of its pilots has evaded breathalyzer tests before flights over 100 times since last year, company officials said Thursday, adding to the series of drinking incidents involving flight crew at the airline.The latest revelation came as the government conducted an on-site inspection of the airline following the arrest of a JAL pilot in London in late October who showed up for work with a blood alcohol level well in excess of the country's legal limit, they said.The 52-year-old captain in the latest incident to come to light told the company he did not take…READ FULL ARTICLE