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Flight attendant stopped – convicted of gross drunkenness

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A flight attendant's sobriety was checked when the plane she worked on was about to leave Landvetter in September.

The test showed that she was under the influence of alcohol. Now she has been convicted of gross drunkenness, reports Gothenburg Post.

During questioning, the woman said she did not feel under the influence – but admitted that she had drunk a few glasses of wine the day before.

When the personnel on board the aircraft were to be tested, it was noted that the designated flight attendant attempted to leave the plane through the rear exit.

When tested, she had approximately 1 per mille of alcohol in her blood. She was sentenced to a suspended sentence with a 60-day fine of 430 kronor.

Source: Aftonbladet.se

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