Air India pilot flagged for confirmatory drug test after 300ft plunge
MUMBAI: India’s aviation ministry said Sunday that an Air India pilot whose flight plunged dramatically in turbulence injuring 17 passengers and crew is…
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MUMBAI: India’s aviation ministry said Sunday that an Air India pilot whose flight plunged dramatically in turbulence injuring 17 passengers and crew is undergoing a “confirmatory” psychoactive drug test. Air India, in a statement earlier on Aug 9, confirmed that a “post-flight screening test” had been conducted on the flight’s pilots, but it said the results had not been shared with the company. The incident is the latest in a series of setbacks for the Indian carrier, which appointed a new executive on Aug 5.
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MUMBAI: India’s aviation ministry said Sunday that an Air India pilot whose flight plunged dramatically in turbulence injuring 17 passengers and crew is undergoing a “confirmatory” psychoactive drug test
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Air India, in a statement earlier on Aug 9, confirmed that a “post-flight screening test” had been conducted on the flight’s pilots, but it said the results had not been shared with the company.
according to The Straits Times - AsiaThe incident is the latest in a series of setbacks for the Indian carrier, which appointed a new executive on Aug 5.
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