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Flights To And From Middle East Cities Announced By Air India , Air India Express
Air India and Air India Express will operate a total of 60 flights to and from cities in the Middle East, including 32 non-scheduled services connecting the UAE. Read More....
New Era : India Takes Delivery Of First line fit Boeing 787-9 Aircraft, First Dreamliner In Fleet After Eight Years
An official said Air India completed the title transfer of the Dreamliner at the Boeing’s Everett factory in Seattle on January 7. After inspections by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), the aircraft, also first line fit Dreamliner to be taken by Air India after privatisation in January 2022, is expected to arrive in India in the next few days. The new aircraft has a three class configuration — economy, premium economy and business class seats. Read More...
Pilot attacked Passenger : స్పైస్జెట్ ప్రయాణికుడిపై.. ఎయిరిండియా ఎక్స్ప్రెస్ పైలట్ దాడి
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Air Turbulence : Grim Scenario, Government Informs Rajya Sabha , Total 6 Aircrafts Reported Shutdown, 3 Incidents Of May Day Calls
A total of six aircraft engine shutdown incidents and three incidents of May Day calls have been reported so far this year, according to the civil aviation ministry.
According to PTI, As per data shared by Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol with the Rajya Sabha, there have been two incidents of engine shutdown, each involving IndiGo and SpiceJet, while Air India and Alliance Air had one such incident each. Read More...
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Technical Fault : ఎయిరిండియా ఎక్స్ప్రెస్ విమానంలో సాంకేతిక లోపం
Air India Completes Fuel Control Switch Checks ; No Faults Found
Air India Clears Fuel Switch Checks on Boeing Jets After DGCA Directive
Air India on Tuesday confirmed the completion of precautionary checks on the fuel control switch (FCS) locking mechanism across its entire fleet of Boeing 787 Dreamliners and Boeing 737 aircraft, including those operated by its low-cost subsidiary, Air India Express.
These inspections follow a DGCA directive dated July 14, 2025, which required Indian carriers to assess the integrity of the FCS systems. The directive was issued after a preliminary AAIB report linked the manual shutdown of fuel switches to a tragic Air India crash near Ahmedabad that claimed 260 lives.
In a statement, Air India said:
“Air India has completed precautionary inspections on the locking mechanism of Fuel Control Switch (FCS) on all Boeing 787 and Boeing 737 aircraft in its fleet. No issues were found with the said locking mechanism.”
Interestingly, the inspections began voluntarily on July 12, two days before the DGCA’s mandate. The airline completed the process within the stipulated timeline and formally notified the regulator.
The checks are part of a nationwide compliance effort affecting over 150 Boeing aircraft across Indian carriers including SpiceJet, Akasa Air, IndiGo, and both Air India brands. Even leased Boeing aircraft under IndiGo’s wet/damp agreements are subject to review.
Safety First: A Unified Aviation Response
India’s aviation sector is acting swiftly in response to the AAIB's alarming early findings. The collaboration between airlines and the DGCA signals increased focus on flight safety protocols, especially concerning critical in-flight control systems.
Tragic Loss: 28-Year-Old Air India Express Pilot Dies of Cardiac Arrest After Flight
New Delhi: A young Air India Express pilot, aged 28, tragically passed away due to a cardiac arrest shortly after landing a flight from Srinagar to Delhi on Wednesday. According to reports, the pilot—who had recently gotten married—complained of uneasiness after the flight and was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he was declared dead.
❗ What Happened?
📌 The pilot operated a regular flight from Srinagar to Delhi. 📌 Shortly after landing at IGI Airport, he began feeling discomfort. 📌 Emergency medical assistance was sought immediately, but he could not be revived.
Air India Express Responds
Air India Express expressed deep grief over the loss, stating:
“We deeply regret the loss of a valued colleague due to a medical condition. Our thoughts are with the family during this time of profound grief.”
The airline also urged the public to respect the family’s privacy and avoid unnecessary speculation. Authorities may conduct an inquiry following standard aviation protocols.
Broader Concerns
This incident has once again raised critical questions about the physical and mental health of aviation professionals, especially young pilots facing rigorous schedules and high stress levels. Aviation experts have long advocated for regular health assessments and structured work-life balance initiatives for pilots.
