A Tata-owned Air India Airbus A320 flew eight times on November 24–25 despite an expired Certificate of Airworthiness; the aircraft has been grounded and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has opened an investigation. Tata-owned Air India operated a 164-seat Airbus A320 on eight scheduled sectors during November 24–25…
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SC Questions Pilot Error Claim In Air India 171 Crash Probe
The Supreme Court has expressed concern over the preliminary findings in the Air India flight 171 crash probe, calling the “pilot error” narrative unfortunate. The bench has directed the Centre and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to respond to a petition seeking an independent inquiry into the June…
