DGCA may mandate random psychoactive substance tests for over 25% flight crew across Indian airlines

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is set to make it mandatory for airlines to randomly test more than 25 per ...
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Consider oral-fluid drug test, raise random testing to 25%: Pilots' body to DGCA

The FIP said oral-fluid tests could boost screening capacity, speed up checks at airports and minimise operational disruptions as Indian aviation expands.

Random tests, three strikes: India’s pilot drug-testing rulebook the AI2379 cannabis result has put in focus

An Air India’s pilot result after the Phuket-Delhi flight dropped 300-feet has put focus on DGCA’s 2022 rules. How India’s regime reads against the FAA and Easa ...

DGCA To Ask Airlines To Randomly Test 25% Of Flight Crew Each Year For Psychoactive Substances

The DGCA plans to mandate that airlines conduct annual random tests for over 25% of flight crews for psychoactive substances.
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Truly random drug testing: Some patients must drug test often, while others are never asked

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Some adults who take prescription medication for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder are ...