AAIB to Release Interim Report on June 2025 Air India Crash Next Month

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The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) will release an interim report in July 2026 on the June 2025 Air India crash in Ahmedabad that killed 260 people, with the final report pending consultations with stakeholders including Air India, Boeing, and the NTSB.

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थाईलैंड के फुकेट से दिल्ली आ रही एयर इंडिया की उड़ान के दौरान अचानक करीब 300 फीट नीचे आने की घटना के बाद, विमान के पायलट की दूसरी ड्रग जांच पॉजिटिव आई है। इस मामले में एएआईबी जांच कर रहा है।

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Process of detecting consumption of psychoactive substances is difficult

Legal marijuana in places like Thailand and Amsterdam complicates psychoactive substance detection for flight crews, prompting calls for increased random drug testing globally.

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Air India Flight Experiences Sudden Altitude Loss; Pilots Undergo Psychoactive Substance Screening

An Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi experienced a sudden 300-foot altitude loss during cruise, leading to injuries among passengers and crew. Both pilots underwent psychoactive substance screening, with the captain's initial test requiring confirmatory analysis. The incident is classified as serious and under investigation by the AAIB.

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Air India Refrains from Commenting on Alleged Failed Dope Test of Phuket-Delhi Flight Pilot

Air India declines to comment on reports of a pilot failing a dope test post Phuket-Delhi turbulence incident, citing unreceived test results. The DGCA investigates, while the Federation of Indian Pilots advises against premature conclusions.

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Developing·4 days ago

Air India Phuket-Delhi Flight Captain Tests Positive in Dope Test After Severe Turbulence

The captain of an Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi reportedly tested positive in a post-flight dope test after the Airbus A320 carrying 145 people encountered severe turbulence, injuring 17 people.

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EasyJet flight cleared for take-off from wrong runway point, report reveals

An EasyJet flight from Manchester to Kos took off from the wrong runway intersection (J2 instead of cleared J1), significantly reducing available runway length, though it departed safely. The AAIB investigation highlights navigation errors due to complex layouts, low visibility, and cockpit assumptions.

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AAIB to Release Interim Report on June 2025 Air India Crash Next Month

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