DGCA served four show cause notices to Air India over crew rest violations, training lapses, and operational breaches. The airline pledged full cooperation, stressing its safety-first commitment.

While three show cause notices were based on voluntary disclosures by Air India on June 20 – including the violations of ...

India’s aviation regulator cited 29 violations, including inadequate pilot rest and insufficient training for high-altitude ...

NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Air India has been warned by India's aviation regulator that it could face enforcement action for ...

The directive comes amid a series of troubling incidents such as Tuesday's fire to the auxiliary power unit of an Airbus A321 that flew from Hong Kong to Delhi.

The DGCA issues four show-cause notices to Air India for safety violations, including cabin crew deployment lapses and ...

DGCA investigates Air India for repeated safety violations, including crew fatigue, training lapses, and understaffing.

The airline has been given two weeks to respond to the notices. In all, the airline had reported 25 violations of norms.

The violation of safety norms pertain to crew fatigue management and training in order to ensure the pilots are fully rested ...

Regulatory scrutiny of Air India has intensified in recent months following a series of safety incidents. Most notably, on 12 June, a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner operated by the airline crashed into a ...

Aviation regulator DGCA has issued four show cause notices to Air India for various violations related to cabin crew rest and ...