2 More Air India Pilots Fail to Clear Dope Test After Phuket Delhi Flight Scare The recent revelation that two more Air India pilots have tested positive for psychoactive substances in a one time dope test has sent shockwaves through the aviation industry.
This incident is not an isolated occurrence, but rather part of a disturbing trend that raises serious concerns about the safety of Indian skies and the effectiveness of regulatory bodies.
According to Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) rules, pilots testing positive for psychoactive substances should be referred to de addiction programs and have their licenses suspended in case of repeated offenses.