Japan’s Peach airline warned after pilot on Singapore-Kansai flight breached pre-shift alcohol ban


The flight captain was found to have drunk two cans of beer within the 12 hour-window before the start of his shift. - FLYPEACH/INSTAGRAM

TOKYO: Japan’s low-cost carrier Peach Aviation received a warning from the Civil Aviation Bureau after the captain of a Jan 7 flight from Singapore to Kansai drank two cans of beer despite a pre-shift alcohol ban, and skipped an alcohol test before operating the plane.

The inappropriate behaviour of the pilot was revealed in a media statement by Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism on Feb 14.

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