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Air India has completed precautionary inspections of the fuel control switch locking mechanisms across its Boeing 787 and 737 fleet, following a DGCA directive after a fatal Ahmedabad crash. No issues were found, and compliance has been confirmed
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An Air India flight from Kochi overshot the runway while landing in heavy rain at Mumbai airport on Monday. All passengers and crew safely disembarked. The aircraft has been grounded, and DGCA officials are investigating the incident
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Air India CEO Campbell Wilson said the AAIB’s preliminary report on the Ahmedabad crash found no mechanical or maintenance faults with the Boeing 787-8 aircraft
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Air India's Delhi–Washington flight was cancelled in Vienna due to a technical fault found during a fuel stop. The return flight was also cancelled. Passengers were rebooked or refunded. This follows other recent Air India disruptions caused by technical issues.
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Choudhary claims to have cracked the mystery of the crash within just three minutes of analyzing key data points — a statement that has set media circles buzzing with speculation and anticipation.
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An Air India flight from Mumbai to Chennai was forced to return mid-air due to a burning smell in the cabin. The aircraft landed safely, and all passengers were deboarded without incident. Ground support was provided following the precautionary landing.
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The petition highlights maintenance failures and calls for stringent inspections, citing violations of passenger rights under Article 21
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The DGCA has removed three Air India officials from crew scheduling duties after repeated violations came to light. The directive follows a deadly Dreamliner crash in Ahmedabad and raises concerns over compliance failures within the airline’s operations team.
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An Air India Delhi–Pune flight suffered a bird hit on Friday, leading to cancellation of the return journey. The aircraft landed safely in Pune. Air India is providing refunds, rescheduling, and accommodation. Separately, the airline is suspending 38 global flights
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Following the June 12 Air India Dreamliner crash, bookings have dropped by up to 20 per cent and fares have fallen 8–15 per cent on key routes. Increased cancellations were reported, especially among international and corporate travelers, though experts expect short-term impact
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Two ex-Air India crew members claim they were fired for raising safety concerns about the Boeing 787. After the June 12 crash, they appealed to PM Modi for help, alleging ignored warnings and improper investigations by Air India and regulators.
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Investigation confirms manual mode activation, Disproving malfunction claims on Mumbai-London flight AI-129
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Air India cancelled eight flights, including four international services, on Friday due to enhanced maintenance and operational reasons. The airline is providing full refunds or free rescheduling, and alternative arrangements are being made for affected passengers
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Family, friends and neighbours gather in Goregaon to bid farewell to First Officer Kunder, one of the 242 aboard the Dreamliner that crashed in Ahmedabad on June 12
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DGCA last week ordered enhanced safety inspections of Air India’s Boeing 787-8/9 fleet, following the devastating crash of the Tata Group airline’s London-bound flight, within seconds of take-off from the Ahmedabad airport.
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An Air India flight from San Francisco to Mumbai was delayed at Kolkata airport due to a technical snag in the left engine. Passengers were asked to deplane around 5:20 am, with the captain citing flight safety as the reason
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Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner lands safely; Passengers rebooked as thorough safety checks get underway amid AI171 aftermath
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Thai singer Ruangsak Loychusak, who survived a 1998 plane crash while seated in 11A, has revealed a chilling connection with Vishwashkumar Ramesh—the sole survivor of the 2025 Air India tragedy—who also sat in seat 11A. The eerie coincidence has stunned many.
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So far, 32 victims have been identified and the mortal remains of 14 handed over to the relatives as the process to identify the deceased through DNA tests gained pace three days after the tragedy
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The body was discovered trapped in the tail section of the aircraft, which had crashed into the BJ Medical College mess area, and was retrieved with the help of iron cutters. Two additional charred bodies were recovered from the rooftop debris nearby