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Airbus is dispatching technical specialists to New Delhi to assist Indian investigators examining an Air India A320 that suddenly lost altitude on August 4, injuring 17 people. The incident comes amid pending drug screening results for the chief pilot.
Air India states it has not received drug test results for the captain of flight AI2379, which encountered severe turbulence over Odisha, injuring eight passengers and four crew members on August 4.
A 36-year-old passenger was arrested after attempting to open the emergency exit of a Batik Air flight travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Kochi, damaging the window panel and alarming fellow travellers mid-flight.
India's aircraft accident investigative authority has progressed substantially in its examination of the deadly Air India crash, having completed transcription of cockpit voice recordings and undertaken psychological evaluation as it moves toward concluding its formal inquiry.