york, this is nbc nightly news, reporting tonight, kristen welker. good evening, we begin with a potential danger in the sky averted this weekend. two united airline pilots arrested saturday morning on suspicion of being under the influence of alcohol. they were scheduled to fly 141 passengers from scotland to newark, new jersey. it s not the first time this year pilots have been taken into custody for alleged intoxication. in this case, aviation experts say the system worked, but some passengers on that united flight were left shaken and frustrated. morgan radford has our report tonight. reporter: authorities say the two pilots are 35 and 45. their identities still not confirmed. they were supposed to be flying united flight 162 scheduled to leave scotland at 9:00 a.m. yesterday with 150 people on board. but then, confusion. one passenger tweeting, what is going on? police in the tunnel. very little information. it turns out the pilots were arrested suspected of being
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