Captain Lawrence Russell, 63, was found to be almost two-and-a-half times over the legal limit as he prepared to take charge of the trans-Atlantic flight last June.
An American pilot who was caught over the alcohol limit before a flight from Edinburgh to New York has been jailed for 10 months. Captain Lawrence Russell, 63, was found to be almost two-and-a-half times over the legal limit as he prepared to take charge of the trans-Atlantic flight on the morning of 16 June 2023. Russell, from Georgia, was scheduled to fly the Boeing 767 from Scotland to JFK Airport but was stopped after his carry-on baggage was rejected by an X-ray security machine.
Russell admitted to reporting for duty as a pilot while being impaired through alcohol. Guilty plea He pleaded guilty at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on 6 March and returned for sentencing on Tuesday.
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