Air India Warned by Regulator over 'Systemic' Lapses in Fatigue Management and Training

DGCA issues series of show cause notices to Air India for various lapses following voluntary disclosures by airline

The airline has evidently been under the DGCA scanner following the June 12 crash of its flight AI 171 in Ahmedabad, in which 260 persons perished—241 of the 242 people on board, and another 19 on the ground.

Air India warned by regulator over 'systemic' lapses in fatigue management and training

Air India has been warned by India's aviation regulator that it could face enforcement action for breaching safety standards related to crew fatigue management and training, government notices to the airline seen by Reuters showed.

Air India crash: 112 pilots called in sick on June 16 after AI-171 tragedy, airline saw spike in leaves

The pilots who reported sick included 51 commanders and 61 first officers.

Air India warned of action over crew fatigue, training failures by DGCA after Ahmedabad crash

Air India is under fire from the DGCA for 29 safety violations, including pilot fatigue and poor training. The warning comes soon after a deadly crash in Ahmedabad.

Air India warned over ‘systemic’ safety lapses days after fatal crash

India’s aviation regulator cited 29 violations, including inadequate pilot rest and insufficient training for high-altitude airports.

Aviation regulator warned Air India over crew fatigue, training lapses: Report

Aviation regulator had warned Air India of possible enforcement action over repeated safety violations related to crew fatigue, inadequate training, and compliance failures.