US FAA proposes fining American, Southwest over alleged drug, alcohol violations - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMirgFBVV95cUxPMHhMdFB2LVhlYVp3RVFZWXBZdHVTY0JyWXlSLTNMaThTc05JWkJ4N0ZwUmZzMS01VVN0a05ya0dKX2pDREZQZHE0bjVyVk9VdlFzSkFtOC1LdXBkTHNjYjZEakh6QzdtVEFwakV3Vlg2NkMtR282b2ZvYWpsSmx4RjBDQjRQZWtWUkZ5ZmdQOGxCSGtJVXJwTlBNckdVMUxmV0hKVGpTV25xYkpWdmc?oc=5" target="_blank">US FAA proposes fining American, Southwest over alleged drug, alcohol violations</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

The FAA proposed a $255,000 fine against American Airlines and a $304,000 fine against Southwest Airlines for alleged violations of drug and alcohol testing regulations.

The FAA proposed a $255,000 fine against American Airlines for allegedly allowing 12 flight attendants to resume safety-sensitive duties without completing required follow-up testing after testing positive for drugs and alcohol.

The FAA proposed a $304,272 civil penalty against Southwest Airlines for failing to conduct required follow-up drug and alcohol testing for 11 employees who had previously tested positive for substances including marijuana, cocaine, and amphetamines.