Aircraft Flight Operation Regulations Article 199

An operator shall establish a programme to conduct random tests for narcotic drugs and alcohol for operations personnel such as flight crew, cabin crew member, Flight Dispatchers and maintenance personnel. Such programme shall be accepted by CAA and the records of tests shall be retained for review.CAA may conduct regular or random tests for narcotic drugs and alcohol for operations personnel aforementioned in the preceding paragraph.Test standards for narcotic drugs and alcohol are as follows:1. For narcotic drugs test: the test result of a Urine specimen shall be negative.2. For Alcohol test: In the test result, the concentration of alcohol shall not be more than 0.02% in blood, or exceed 0.1mg per litre in breath.Any person who fails test prescribed in paragraph 1 and 2 or exceed 0mg per litre in breath but not exceed the regulated standard shall not engage in flight related operations. This restriction also applies to those who refusal of test.CAA may delegate the tests of drugs and alcohol as prescribed in paragraph 2 to the airport operator.When CAA delegates the tests in accordance with the preceding paragraph, the name of the designee, the commissioned items and regulations shall be promulgated on the government bulletin.During the period of the Central Epidemic Command Center was set up, an operator shall establish disease control management measures according to “Operational Principles for R.O.C (Taiwanese) Airlines Air Crewmembers to Implement Health Control Measures for Epidemic Prevention" which was approved by Central Epidemic Command Center and published by CAA.An operator and its employees shall comply with preceding paragraph of disease control management measures.