Archive · 24 Jul 2025
DGCA Warns Air India Over Safety Violations Following Crash
Air India is in trouble again!
The aviation regulator in India, the DGCA, is upset because Air India isn't following safety rules.
They've found problems with tired crew members, not enough training, and other safety issues.
The DGCA is threatening to take action.
This comes after a recent plane crash.
Air India says it's working on safety and has reported some of the problems itself.
It’s like when your parents tell you to clean your room, but you don’t, so they get more upset!
DGCA threatens action against Air India for safety violations.
Violations include crew fatigue, inadequate training, and non-compliance with safety regulations.
The DGCA issued four notifications citing 29 infractions after the Ahmedabad crash.
Air India disclosed some safety issues voluntarily in its last report.
Air India stated its commitment to crew and passenger safety in response.
- Who
- DGCA and Air India
- What
- DGCA is warning Air India of potential action over safety violations.
- When
- Notifications issued on July 23rd, following the Ahmedabad crash.
- Where
- India
- Why
- Due to crew fatigue, inadequate training, and safety regulation non-compliance.
DGCA View
Air India View
Safety Compliance
DGCA View
Air India is failing to meet safety standards and has repeatedly failed to comply.
Air India View
Air India has identified the safety issues and disclosed them in a report, and is committed to correcting these.
- Airline
- Air India
- Regulator
- DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation)
- Infractions
- 29 violations
- Incident
- Ahmedabad crash