JAL Flight Delayed After Alcohol Detected on Cabin Attendant

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A Japan Airlines (JAL) flight was delayed due to an alcohol-related issue involving a cabin crew member. It is an unusual occurrence for a flight to be delayed due to replacement personnel being deployed because of drinking by a cabin crew member, rather than a pilot. According to the Japanese aviation news outlet 'Aviation Wire' on the 28th, JAL's JL2 flight from Hiroshima to Tokyo Haneda...

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Japan Airlines (JAL) announced on the 27th that on the morning of the 23rd, a cabin crew member scheduled to work on JAL Flight 252 from Hiroshima to Haneda was found to have alcohol in her system, causing a delay of approximately 40 minutes in departure due to a crew change. The cabin crew member had reportedly consumed more alcohol than permitted by company regulations with a colleague the previous day.