Air India Group mandates pilot screening for prohibited substances starting August 13, enhancing safety and professionalism beyond regulatory requirements.

The incident is the latest challenge for Air India as it seeks to overhaul its operations following a string of setbacks.

The pilot-in-command of an Air India Phuket-Delhi flight tested positive for marijuana after a recent incident. This confirmatory test followed an initial non-negative screening…

An Air India pilot who operated the Phuket-Delhi flight that rapidly lost around 300 feet, injuring 17 passengers, tested positive for marijuana in a confirmatory test. DGCA rules…

Air India now mandates psychoactive substance testing for all pilots. This new internal measure enhances safety protocols beyond DGCA requirements. Previously, the airline…