Air India Sees Technical Incidents Spike Fourfold in January
Air India recorded a fourfold rise in technical incidents to 1.09 per 1,000 flights in January, prompting intensified regulatory scrutiny and new inspections.
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Air India recorded a fourfold rise in technical incidents to 1.09 per 1,000 flights in January, prompting intensified regulatory scrutiny and new inspections.
The FAA proposed a new airworthiness directive for 1,924 Airbus A320 family jets to address door stop fitting cracks, increasing inspection frequency.
The FAA is superseding an Airworthiness Directive for Airbus A330 models, requiring new safety limitations to address potential latent failures.
A DOT audit found the FAA lacks sufficient inspectors for United Airlines maintenance oversight following several high-profile safety incidents.
The FAA has proposed a $2.8 million civil penalty against PEMCO World Air Services for alleged maintenance violations on five Frontier Airlines aircraft.
A United Airlines Boeing 767 ferry flight diverted to Dublin after an electrical fault; the 33-year-old aircraft landed safely for technical inspections.
Safran hired 60 technicians for its Hyderabad MRO; the site will service 300 LEAP engines annually to support India's rapidly growing airline fleets.
T'way Air is under investigation after a Boeing 737-800 lost a wheel at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport; no injuries were reported to passengers.
JetBlue Flight 260 from Philadelphia to Boston was canceled after a multi-hour delay; the crew reportedly refused to remove human waste from a broken, clogged lavatory.
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) flagged repetitive defects on 377 aircraft in 2025, following 3,890 surveillance inspections and 56 regulatory audits.
Toronto Pearson Airport's latest documentary episode reveals critical safety tests for mechanics, firefighters, and wildlife control, showcasing rigorous operational preparedness.
Air India grounded a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner following a pilot report of a critical fuel control switch defect, prompting a DGCA review due to its link to the fatal AI171 crash.
Air India grounded a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner on Monday after a pilot reported a possible defect with the aircraft's fuel control switch, triggering immediate safety protocols.
The FAA updated a Boeing 787 Airworthiness Directive, clarifying which Dreamliners with production-installed moisture management devices are exempt from certain leak inspection requirements.
The FAA issued new Airworthiness Directives for Boeing 737 Next Generation models, mandating critical inspections to address structural and mechanical safety risks.