Air India CEO meets aviation officials over Phuket turbulence injury probe

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Air India's outgoing CEO held meetings with Ministry of Civil Aviation and DGCA officials following a turbulence incident on a Phuket-bound flight that left passengers and crew injured and hospitalized. Authorities have launched an investigation into the event, examining possible mechanical issues as well as pilot conduct. Notably, the pilot's initial screening for psychoactive substances did not come back negative, raising further concerns. Confirmation tests are currently pending, and next steps in the probe will be determined based on their results along with the broader investigation findings.

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