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Pilot body issued advisory after Aug 4 Air India turbulence, urging DGCA to keep 'non-negative' drug test confidential and not treat it as confirmed. |
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Pilot body issued advisory after Aug 4 Air India turbulence, urging DGCA to keep 'non-negative' drug test confidential and not treat it as confirmed. |
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NEW DELHI: A Chhattisgarh district consumer commission, in an order dated July 28, held IndiGo Airlines liable for deficiency in service after a passenger's checked-in bag went missing during a flight from Bengaluru to Raipur. Holding that the airline was responsible for safely returning the passenger's baggage after removing a prohibited item, the commission directed it to pay Rs 50,000 as compensation, Rs 15,000 for mental agony and Rs 5,000 towards litigation costs. |
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The reported dope-test result follows as aviation authorities probe the August 4 turbulence incident, in which an Airbus A320 with 145 people on board experienced a sudden loss of approximately 300 feet in altitude, leaving passengers and crew members injured. |
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AAIB will investigate the Air India Phuket-Delhi flight's altitude loss, which the Civil Aviation Ministry described as a serious incident. Both crew members have been removed from duty pending test results, with further action depending on the pilot's confirmatory test. |
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Air India flight, operated by Airbus A320 aircraft VT-EXO, was cruising on August 4 from Thailand's Phuket to Delhi when it suddenly lost altitude, leaving at least 17 passengers and crew members with multiple injuries, including in neck and spine. |
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Following the altitude drop incident on the Air India Phuket-Delhi flight, Captain CS Randhawa, President of the Federation of Indian Pilots, provided insights on aviation turbulence and safety measures., India News, Times Now |
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Recent revelations from the Air India Phuket-Delhi flight turbulence incident highlight significant technical failures. The pilot reported multiple malfunctions in the Pilot Defect Report, including the simultaneous failure of all three hydraulic systems., India News, Times Now |
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Tewolde Gebremariam inherits an Air India still grappling with the fallout of Ahmedabad crash, mounting financial losses, operational disruptions and safety and regulatory scrutiny. |
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Following an incident involving Air India flight AI2379, which experienced a sudden drop of nearly 300 feet, the President of the Airline Pilots' Association, Captain Sam Thomas, dismissed turbulence as the cause., India News, Times Now |
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The Ministry of Civil Aviation has transferred the investigation of an Air India flight that experienced severe turbulence to the Aircraft Incident Investigation Bureau., India News, Times Now |