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How Did A Pilot Struggling With Sleep End Up Flying An Air India Flight That Later Lost 300 Feet Amid Multiple Hydraulic Warnings? Serious Questions For Air India, Its Employees And DGCA
Air India flight AI2379 was flying from Phuket to Delhi on August 4 with 137 passengers, including three infants, and…
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No It May Not Have Been Just Turbulence The Air India Incident Now Shadows A Pilot Dope Test Question
One of the two pilots operating the Air India flight that recently encountered severe turbulence and a sudden loss of…
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Why Tata’s Biggest Aviation Challenge Isn’t Just Fixing Air India. It’s Preventing Indian Aviation From Becoming A One-Horse Race
India’s aviation market has long been viewed as a duopoly. IndiGo dominates the skies, while the Tata Group’s airlines, led…
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352 DGCA Notices To Airlines Since Jan 2024, IndiGo Highest With 98. Just How Safe Are India’s Skies?
For DGCA, as India’s aviation ambitions soar higher, and airlines compete, the real measure of safety will not be how…
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Is DGCA And IndiGo Hand In Glove? Why IndiGo Walked Away With Just A 22 Cr Slap On The Wrist And How DGCA Created Aviation Chaos
When Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu addressed Parliament in the aftermath of IndiGo’s December meltdown, the message was unmistakable:…
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How DGCA’s Laxity, Selective Urgency, And Quiet Compromises Are Weakening Indian Aviation Safety
In aviation, safety is supposed to be boring. Predictable. Procedural. Relentlessly consistent. When a regulator, DGCA, does its job well,…
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