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Air India turbulence probe deepens after ministry says pilot screening was ‘not negative’
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AAIB scrutiny of Air India AI 2379 will intensify if confirmatory testing deepens doubts about the captain’s screening result.

Aviation safety stories travel fast because they combine passenger risk, regulatory scrutiny, and possible human error. The phrase ‘not negative’ is especially combustible and will keep this story moving until confirmatory results and the AAIB findings land.

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Aviation safety stories travel fast because they combine passenger risk, regulatory scrutiny, and possible human error. The phrase ‘not negative’ is especially combustible and will keep this story moving until confirmatory results and the AAIB findings land.

Curated summary

India’s aviation ministry says the captain of Air India flight AI 2379 from Phuket to Delhi had a psychoactive substance screening result that was not negative and now requires confirmatory testing. The Airbus A320 lost about 300 feet during cruise, injuring multiple passengers and crew. The government has called the case serious, grounded the pilots until the probe ends, and handed the matter to the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau.

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Air India turbulence probe deepens after ministry says pilot screening was ‘not negative’

The captain of AI 2379 now faces confirmatory testing as investigators examine the 300-foot drop and injuries on board.

Times of India·2h ago
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