Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) said on ⁠Friday it has ⁠ordered mandatory drug testing ⁠and will conduct stricter screening for all pilots across its airlines, following the arrest of a Malaysia Airlines pilot for alleged trafficking in Indonesia last month. Urine tests also showed the Malaysian Airlines pilot had been under the influence of cocaine and methamphetamine, the customs office said. In a ⁠statement on Friday, MAG said it has commenced the first phase of ‌mandatory drug screening, beginning with 1,260 Malaysia Airlines pilots, with testing to be completed by August 15. The mandatory screening ‌will complement its existing random testing programme and will be extended to all active pilots and cabin ‌crew, the ‌company said. In addition to Malaysia Airlines, MAG also operates short-haul carrier ‌Firefly, and haj pilgrimage airline Amal.