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"Yet I still understand the irrational fear given FAA drug testing regulations and zero-tolerance airline policies that punish even inadvertent exposure if a positive test occurs." He added, "Virtually any detectable level of marijuana metabolite in urine is considered a failed test, regardless of reason." Leff warned that a positive test could end a pilot's career after a "lengthy investigation and loss of certification" and that said flyboy couldn't expect union protection sans evidence of "passive exposure." "The pilot also has a duty to report any impairment concerns if they even believe they might have some risk of impairment they are required to self-report it," he explained
