The pilot who flew the Air India Phuket-Delhi flight that suffered a sudden loss of altitude last week has tested positive for drugs, reports confirmed on Tuesday. The incident caused injuries and hospitalizations among passengers. Air India's outgoing CEO, Campbell Wilson, met with India's aviation regulator, the DGCA, and the Ministry of Civil Aviation to provide an update on preliminary findings and progress of the ongoing investigation. The probe is looking into possible mechanical failures and pilot behavior. According to reports, the pilot's initial test for psychoactive substances was positive, but further action will depend on confirmation tests and the outcome of the investigation.