DGCA Challenges IndiGo Over Unapproved Pilot Training Simulators: A Safety Concern
DGCA issues a show-cause notice to IndiGo for using unapproved simulators to train 1,700 pilots for challenging airfields, raising safety and compliance concerns.
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Air India's CEO Reassures Passengers: Strengthening Safety Measures Post-Ahmedabad Crash
Air India's CEO Campbell Wilson reassures passengers of enhanced safety measures and a commitment to care following the AI 171 crash in Ahmedabad, aiming to rebuild trust and confi...
Air India Introduces Online Yoga for Stressed Crew Amid Calls for Real Solutions to Aviation Stress
Air India launches online yoga for crew stress relief post-Ahmedabad crash, but pilots urge addressing rostering and pay issues for real mental health support.
After Air India Tragedy: Soaring Anxiety Among Flyers and the Psychological Toll Unveiled
The Air India crash has significantly increased flight anxiety among travelers, with experts pointing to social media and recent incidents as key factors. Solutions like therapy an...
Aftermath of AI 171 Crash: A Surge in Pilot Sick Leaves Reaches 112 on June 16
Following the AI 171 crash, Air India pilots have reported a significant increase in sick leaves due to stress and trauma, with 112 pilots calling in sick on June 16. Aviation auth...
Exclusive: AAIB Enhances Air India Crash Investigation with Veteran Pilot RS Sandhu's Expertise
The AAIB has enlisted veteran pilot RS Sandhu to aid in the investigation of the Air India crash in Ahmedabad, aiming to leverage his extensive experience and personal connection t...
Indian Pilots Association Stands Firm: Defends Crew Against Baseless Suicide Claims After Tragic Air India Crash
The Indian Commercial Pilots’ Association defends Air India flight 171 crew against suicide speculation after a tragic crash, emphasizing adherence to training and condemning unfou...
Tragedy in the Skies: Boeing Pledges Support as AAIB Reveals Shocking Details of Air India Flight AI171 Crash
Boeing supports the investigation into the Air India Flight AI171 crash after AAIB's preliminary report reveals a dual engine failure led to the tragedy, claiming 260 lives. The fi...
DGCA Eyes Airfare Cap to Tame Peak Season Surges as Safety Concerns Take Center Stage in Parliament
India's DGCA plans to cap airfares during peak seasons to prevent surges, as safety concerns and recent crashes prompt parliamentary scrutiny. Air India commits to fleet upgrades, ...
After Tragic Air India Crash, Indian Aviation Safety and Fare Surge Under Parliamentary Scrutiny
Following the Air India crash in Ahmedabad, Indian aviation safety is under parliamentary review. Committees are examining lapses, with discussions on infrastructure, fare surges, ...
DGCA's New Rule Sparks Alarm: Pilots Now Required to Undergo Medical Tests at IAF Centres Amid Falsification Fears
DGCA mandates commercial pilots to undergo medical tests at IAF centres, raising airline fears over pilot shortages and stricter military medical standards. The move follows a fata...
Srinagar Airport Operations Fully Resume Post-Pahalgam Attack: Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Assures Safety
Union aviation minister Ram Mohan Naidu confirms the full restoration of Srinagar airport operations to pre-incident levels, ensuring passenger safety and praising the airport staf...
Breaking News: US Unveils Revolutionary Air Traffic Control System Overhaul Under Trump Administration
The US Department of Transportation announces a major overhaul of the air traffic control system, including new control centers and towers, to improve safety and reduce delays, und...
Boeing Strengthens Its Commitment to Safety with New Chief Aerospace Safety Officer Don Ruhmann
Boeing appoints Don Ruhmann as Chief Aerospace Safety Officer to enhance safety culture and practices, addressing past challenges and prioritizing passenger safety.
