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Canada asks Air India to respond by Jan 26 after pilot found intoxicated before Vancouver-Delhi flight. (Image: Madras_spotting/X) Canada has informed Air India that one of its pilots was found to be ...

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A van driver who refused to give a breath sample after he was reported for swerving across the M5 will be sentenced next month, writes Phil Hill. Stuart Kent, 45, from Benfieldside, Durham, appeared ...

Canadian authorities reportedly detained an Air India pilot who was suspected to be intoxicated at the Vancouver airport shortly before he was due to operate a flight, leading to a delay in departure.

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Unemployment claims on the rise (but still remain low), FDA authorizes COVID breath test, and more COVID news Jobless claims rose by 18,000 to 185,000, the Labor Department said Thursday, after nearly ...