印度尼西亚当局逮捕了一名39岁的马来西亚航空公司飞行员，指控其将超过26公斤的摇头丸和冰毒走私入境[1]。该飞行员周二抵达雅加达苏卡诺-哈达国际机场时被海关人员查获，其行李中装有14大包摇头丸（超过70,000片）和一包冰毒[1]。海关工作人员在晚间对行李进行X光扫描时发现了这些可疑物品[1]。
该飞行员承认曾两次参与毒品运输，包括一次向沙巴运送冰毒，以及另一次向雅加达运送7公斤冰毒[1]。他因这次走私活动而获得50,000马来西亚林吉特（约11,700美元）的酬劳[1]。毒物检测显示他的体内含有甲基苯丙胺、摇头丸和可卡因[1]。根据印度尼西亚毒品法，大量贩运毒品可能面临死刑[1]。
马来西亚航空公司发表声明称"不容忍任何形式的不当行为"，并表示正在进行内部审查[1]。
Indonesian authorities arrested a 39-year-old Malaysia Airlines pilot after customs officials discovered over 26 kilograms of ecstasy tablets and a package of methamphetamine in his luggage upon arrival at Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport on Tuesday evening [1]. The pilot, identified only by the airline code MS, faces charges of drug trafficking and operating under the influence of narcotics [1].
According to investigators, the seizure included approximately 70,000 ecstasy pills contained in 14 packages, along with the methamphetamine haul [1]. The pilot admitted to having transported drugs on two previous occasions—once delivering methamphetamine to Sabah and another time carrying 7 kilograms of methamphetamine to Jakarta [1]. He allegedly received 50,000 Malaysian ringgit, equivalent to approximately $11,700, for his involvement in the smuggling operation [1]. Drug tests confirmed the presence of methamphetamine, ecstasy, and cocaine in his system [1].
Under Indonesian narcotics law, trafficking such substantial quantities of drugs carries potential capital punishment [1]. Malaysia Airlines stated that it "does not tolerate any form of misconduct" and announced it is conducting an internal review in response to the incident [1].