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An Air India pilot was suspended after failing a breath analyser test at Zurich Airport. This follows another pilot's drug test failure, prompting stricter airline compliance.

India's aviation regulator DGCA mandates drug tests for all pilots across airlines by July 2027, following an Air India pilot's positive drug test after an incident.

AAIB's preliminary report confirms pilot drug use on Air India Phuket-Delhi flight, causing serious concern. DGCA urged to act on psychoactive substances.

India''s Civil Aviation Ministry and DGCA are considering year-round, random psychoactive substance tests for all commercial pilots after a recent incident. Learn more.

Two Air India Group pilots failed initial drug tests. Mandatory psychoactive substance screening was implemented after a pilot tested positive for marijuana in an August 4 incident.

Air India and Air India Express will conduct mandatory psychoactive substance testing for all pilots. This follows an incident where a pilot tested positive for marijuana.

An Air India pilot-in-command of a Phuket-Delhi flight that experienced mid-air turbulence tested positive for marijuana. The DGCA has taken the crew off roster.

Air India pilot''s psychoactive test requires confirmation after a Phuket-Delhi flight experienced sudden altitude loss. DGCA and AAIB are investigating the serious incident.