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The Indian pilot who maintained Flydubai's aircraft after being caught and qualified for heroin
Smit Machhar, the Indian captain of the Machhar, was on a plane full of cabins and flying down in pickup, set his 9,700 hours on flight to serve a crucial mission: avoiding that more than 170 passengers end up in a tragedy through two key actions.
Reported by El Comercio
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