Reuters reported that DGCA had found 51 safety lapses at Air India in its July audit, including a lack of adequate training for some pilots, and a poor rostering system.

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The findings recorded during inspections were forwarded to organisations concerned for taking necessary corrective actions: ...

Sharing details on aborting the takeoff, an Air India spokesperson said, “Flight AI2017 operating from Delhi to London on 31 ...

The DGCA audit uncovered 51 safety violations by Air India in the past year. The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, ...

The annual audit was supposedly not related to the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crash in June, but the company now faces more ...

India's aviation regulator has uncovered 51 safety violations at Air India during the past year, as part of its annual audit ...

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has identified 263 safety lapses during audits of eight domestic airlines ...

The DGCA's latest audit findings have highlighted operational compliance concerns among Indian airlines, with Air India ...

India's aviation regulator said on Wednesday it had found 263 safety-related lapses at the country's airlines, including 23 ...