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Malaysia Airlines pilot accused of trafficking 26kg of drugs and flying under influence

Indonesian authorities release CCTV video showing the moment a Malaysia Airlines pilot was arrested after 26 kilometres of ecstasy and methamphetamine were allegedly found in his luggage.

ABC Australia News By Erwin Renaldi Aug 4, 2026, 6:47 AM Captured Aug 4, 2026, 6:55 AM

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Indonesian authorities have released a video showing the moment a Malaysia Airlines pilot arrived in Jakarta before being taken into custody on allegations of bringing drugs into the country.

The Malaysian citizen was arrested on July 28 after authorities allegedly found more than 70,100 ecstasy pills weighing 26 kilograms and four grams of methamphetamine hidden in his luggage.

Indonesia has strict drug laws, with aircrew routinely providing warnings about capital punishment before aircraft land.

On Monday, Indonesia's Directorate General of Customs and Excise posted CCTV video on their official Instagram account.

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According to the video, authorities became suspicious about the luggage after it was X-ray scanned.
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Indonesian authorities release CCTV video showing the moment a Malaysia Airlines pilot was arrested after 26 kilometres of ecstasy and methamphetamine were allegedly found in his luggage.

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