An Air India pilot tested positive for psychoactive substances following an incident where a Delhi-to-Phuket flight suffered a sudden loss of altitude due to hydraulic system failure and autopilot disconnection. The unexpected drop caused injuries to 24 passengers and resulted in structural damage to the aircraft cabin. Investigators are examining the pilot's test results in connection with the severe in-flight emergency.
Twenty-four passengers were injured when the Delhi–Phuket flight briefly lost altitude after all hydraulic systems failed and the autopilot disengaged; the aircraft cabin also sustained damage including cracked ceilings and an uprooted commode
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