All Pilots & Cabin Crew In Malaysia Face 30-Day Drug Test Deadline After Smuggling Scandal

Following a recent smuggling scandal involving illicit drugs discovered on board aircraft, all Malaysian pilots and cabin crew are now required to undergo mandatory 30-day drug tests. This directive was issued by the Royal Malaysian Aviation Commission (RMAF) in response to the ongoing investigation into the incident. The commission intends to implement increased measures for ensuring passenger safety and security within the country’s aviation sector. Moving forward, additional random testing is planned as part of this enhanced screening process. Authorities aim to deter future violations and maintain the integrity of Malaysia's air travel operations.