New Delhi, March 3, 2026: In a significant relief to Indian travelers stranded abroad, Air India successfully operated its first rescue flight from Dubai, bringing home 149 passengers affected by the ongoing Middle East crisis. The special flight marked a crucial step in efforts to repatriate Indian nationals after regional conflict led to widespread airspace.
New Delhi: Tata Group-owned Air India on Monday said it has grounded one of its Boeing 787-8 aircraft after a pilot reported a possible defect in the fuel control switch. The airline confirmed the development in an official response. Air India said that soon after receiving the information from the pilot, the aircraft was taken.
Tata Group-owned Air India on Monday said it has grounded one of its Boeing 787-8 aircraft after a pilot reported a possible defect in the fuel control switch.
Boeing whistleblower Ed Pierson urges investigators to examine aircraft systems, not pilot error, in the deadly Air India Boeing 787 crash in Ahmedabad.
New Delhi: Both Air India and IndiGo, in an attempt to mitigate fog-related disruptions, such as reduced visibility that affects flight operations, issued travel advisories for passengers during the holiday season. The advisories requested passengers’ patience as services returned to normal. Air India, in its advisory on Friday, said it would remain vigilant and make.
New Delhi: Amid widespread flight disruptions, Air India on Tuesday announced that it has intensified preparations to reduce passenger inconvenience during the upcoming fog season. The airline outlined measures such as CAT III B crew rostering, deploying CAT III B-certified aircraft, network-wide airport preparedness, technology-enabled passenger support, and proactive communication. CAT III B crew rostering.
New Delhi: Air India has reported three technical glitches, since July this year, related to Boeing 787 aircraft in its fleet, Parliament was informed on Thursday. In a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha, Minister of State for Civil Aviation, Murlidhar Mohol, said that after the accident of the Boeing 787 aircraft.
New Delhi: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Sunday announced that all Indian airlines have completed the mandatory software upgrade on their operational Airbus A320 family aircraft. The move addresses a potential issue where strong solar radiation could affect flight-control data. According to the regulator, a total of 323 A320-family planes operated by.
