After Hydraulic Loss Incident: Air India Dismisses Captain
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On 4 August, an Airbus A320neo d'Air India connecting Phuket to Delhi suffered almost simultaneous loss of pressure on its three hydraulic circuits while it was operating at 36,000 feet. The aircraft experienced a sharp change in attitude and altitude, wounding 24 people, before continuing its flight and landing without further incident at [...]
Following an incident on a [air India flight involving several injured passengers] (https://www.airliners.de/airbus-a320-air-india-hydraulic systems failure/90039), the airline dismissed its captain. According to a preliminary report published by the Indian Air Safety Authority, the pilot had been tested positively for psychoactive substances. A temporary failure of three hydraulic systems had occurred during the flight.
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