Air India is establishing a state-of-the-art Flying Training Organization (FTO) in Amravati, India, set to become the largest in South Asia. The FTO will train 180 pilots annually using 34 advanced trainer aircraft and cutting-edge technology, addressing the growing global demand for skilled aviation professionals and supporting India’s aviation growth.
Air India has solidified its ambitious fleet modernization plan by converting options for 100 Airbus aircraft into firm orders. This significant move adds to the airline’s already substantial 470-aircraft order placed in 2023, signaling a long-term commitment to growth and fleet renewal.
An Air India Boeing 777 flight from Delhi to Vancouver experienced a cargo fire alert at 33,000 feet. The crew issued a Mayday call, but the alert was later deactivated, and the plane landed safely. Investigations are underway, and the incident highlights concerns about similar false alarms in the past.
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The family of an Air India pilot found dead in her Mumbai apartment contests the police’s suicide ruling, citing a cheerful conversation with relatives just moments before her death. They demand a full investigation into the circumstances surrounding her demise.
A 25-year-old Air India pilot, Srishti Tuli, tragically took her own life in Mumbai after allegedly facing harassment and abuse from her boyfriend, Aditya Pandit, over her consumption of non-vegetarian food. Pandit has been arrested and is currently in police custody.
The Supreme Court of India has called for a creative revision of guidelines for handling unruly air passengers, sparked by the recent Air India urination incident. This follows intense public scrutiny and demands for stronger accountability in the aviation sector.
Thick smog and dangerously poor air quality in Delhi caused significant flight disruptions on November 18th. Major airlines, including Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet, issued advisories warning of delays and urging passengers to check flight statuses and allow extra travel time.
From the swearing-in of India’s new Chief Justice to major corporate earnings reports and the cancellation of a cricket tournament in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, this week was packed with significant developments across various sectors. Read on for a comprehensive overview.
A volcanic eruption in Indonesia has caused widespread disruption to air travel to and from Bali, with Air India and IndiGo cancelling flights due to ash clouds. The eruption has left travellers stranded and highlights the dangers volcanic eruptions pose to aviation.
