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Malaysia Airlines pilot detained in Jakarta was not flying aircraft, says Malaysia Aviation Group

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Malay Mail
Malaysia Airlines pilot detained in Jakarta was not flying aircraft, says Malaysia Aviation Group
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Malaysia Aviation Group clarified that a pilot detained in Jakarta was not operating the aircraft, as he was traveling as an off-duty observer. The airline is responding to the incident by implementing mandatory drug screenings for all pilots.

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 7 — Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) has clarified that the Malaysia Airlines pilot detained in a recent incident was not operating the aircraft, saying flight safety was not compromised.

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