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Air India Launches Full Voluntary Pilot Drug Testing After Phuket Incident

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Air India has initiated 100% voluntary drug testing for its pilots following a serious incident involving a Phuket-bound flight. The move comes after the aircraft experienced a mid-air hydraulic failure, which triggered both technical and medical investigations. Crew members were subsequently subjected to drug tests, the findings of which are currently under review. The airline has pledged complete cooperation with all ongoing regulatory and medical inquiries into the matter. Air India stated the initiative reflects its commitment to transparency and full compliance with aviation safety standards.

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