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.
India's DGCA has issued stringent new safety mandates for non-scheduled operators, enforcing a zero-tolerance policy and prioritizing pilot authority.
India is investigating three separate aviation emergencies in 24 hours, including a fatal air ambulance crash and two non-fatal incidents with a 737 and helicopter.
A Redbird Airways air ambulance crashed in Jharkhand, killing all seven on board, after requesting a weather deviation and losing contact with ATC.
A series of fatal plane crashes in India, including an air ambulance and a chartered jet, has triggered urgent DGCA and AAIB investigations into safety.
A seven-foot Indian rat snake at Mumbai airport caused a disruption, highlighting the growing challenge of wildlife management at Indian aviation hubs.
Rohit Pawar alleges a conspiracy in the fatal Ajit Pawar Learjet crash, demanding the aviation minister's resignation over the probe's independence.
India's DGCA has proposed an institutional overhaul, seeking a share of passenger fees to address critical staffing shortages amid rapid fleet growth.
EASA suspended Indian operator VSR Ventures' Third Country Operator authorisation after multiple safety incidents, halting its flights to the European Union.
India's AAIB has completed only 23% of probes since 2023, with nine reports missing, hindering safety improvements and raising transparency concerns.
India's DGCA is investigating VSR Ventures after a fatal Learjet crash, amid political allegations of conspiracy from the NCP-SP party.
India's DGCA has proposed new rules allowing airlines to directly impose a 30-day flying ban on unruly passengers to enhance in-flight safety and discipline.
India's DGCA is auditing non-scheduled flight operators after a fatal Learjet 45 crash; Minister Naidu aims to improve safety at uncontrolled airfields.
IndiGo cancelled a return flight to Bhopal after an ATR aircraft performed a go-around and landed safely at Raipur airport; all passengers are safe.
IndiGo began operating under the DGCA's new pilot duty norms on February 11; the move aims to reduce crew fatigue and improve overall flight safety.
India is evolving into a global aerospace hub as the first locally built Airbus C295 prepares for a 2026 rollout, marking a shift toward domestic production.
The Supreme Court of India ordered the government to submit a status report on the Air India Boeing 787 crash in Ahmedabad within three weeks.
Air India and IndiGo aircraft collided on a taxiway at Mumbai Airport; the DGCA has launched a safety probe into the ground incident to prevent future risks.
Akasa Air flight QP 1301 faced a seven-hour delay on the Mumbai-Goa route due to crew duty time limits, leaving over 100 passengers stranded and frustrated.
Redbird Flight Training Academy's Cessna 172 (VT-EUC) crash-landed near Belagavi due to suspected fuel starvation; both pilots are safe; DGCA is investigating.