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Indian Aviation Regulator Orders Fuel Switch Checks on Boeing Aircraft
The Indian aviation regulator has mandated airlines to inspect fuel switches on Boeing aircraft, particularly the 787 and 737 models, for potential malfunctions. The order follows inspections by both Indian and international carriers,
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"Don't think report is ok": Aviation expert Sanat Kaul questions AI 171 crash report, calls for pilot inclusion in probe panelAviation expert Sanat Kaul on Sunday raised concerns over the preliminary report of the Air India 171 crash investigation, ...
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) plans to regulate air ticket prices amid safety concerns, following events ...
After the Air India crash, all eyes have been on India’s aviation sector, which has produced headlines about other incidents ...
There were 242 people on board, including 12 crew members. While only one passenger survived, many people on the ground also ...
Air India Express accused of safety violation, forgery after delayed engine fix India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation ...
India's civil aviation ministry found safety failures at Mumbai and New Delhi airports, including aircraft defects, ...
Directorate General of Civil Aviation’s surprise checks on the operations of key players in the aviation sector such as airlines, airports and aircraft maintenance companies have exposed serious ...
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Praful Patel says staff crunch in civil aviation bodyA Parliamentary Public Accounts Panel meeting on aviation issues has been held, where former Civil Aviation Minister Praful ...
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