FAA Finalizes Rules Requiring Drug and Alcohol Testing At Foreign Aviation Repair Stations For US Airlines

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has finalized rules requiring aircraft repair stations outside the US to conduct drug and alcohol testing for employees performing safety-critical roles. It is estimated, according to Reuters, that the ruling will affect more than 970 aircraft repair stations in 66 countries worldwide.

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