Archive · 29 Jul 2025
India's Aviation Complaints Soar in 2025
Passenger complaints about Indian airlines are rising quickly.
The DGCA, the aviation safety organization, received almost as many complaints in the first six months of 2025 as it did in all of 2024.
Also, there have been many technical problems with planes.
The government is aware of these issues and is working to ensure the safety of air travel.
The DGCA is monitoring the situation and ensuring all problems are looked into.
Passenger complaints in India's aviation sector have nearly matched 2024's full-year total in the first half of 2025.
The DGCA recorded 3,925 passenger complaints from January to June 2025.
In 2024, 4,016 complaints were recorded for the entire year.
183 technical defects in aircraft were reported as of June 2025.
The Minister of Civil Aviation highlighted DGCA's safety regulations and investigations.
- Who
- DGCA
- What
- Passenger complaints in India's aviation sector have nearly matched 2024's full-year total in the first half of 2025.
- When
- The first half of 2025.
- Where
- India
- Why
- Rising number of passenger complaints and technical defects.
- Complaints in first half 2025
- 3,925
- Complaints in 2024
- 4,016
- Technical defects as of June 2025
- 183
- Minister of Civil Aviation
- Rammohan Naidu
Sources
Air India Aircraft Grounded By Aviation Body Due To Overdue Emergency Slide Inspection
DCGA initiates enforcement action against Air India after audit revealed lapse in plane's emergency slide check - Airlines/Aviation News
Air India aircraft grounded after emergency slide inspection found overdue by DGCA, says minister
DGCA Acts Against Air India Over Overdue Emergency Slide Check
