India’s aviation regulator, DGCA, has flagged Air India for operating three Airbus aircraft with overdue mandatory safety checks, including critical equipment like oxygen and escape slides.
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DGCA Warns Air India After Breaches in Aircraft Safety Protocols
According to Simple Flying, despite the prior warnings, the airline failed to respond on time, prompting concerns over internal oversight. These findings, revealed after a separate crash involving a Boeing 787, highlight broader systemic issues within the national carrier.
The DGCA’s report criticized the airline’s alleged weak procedural controls and noted the “suspended” status of aircraft airworthiness. With a large fleet and backlog of Airbus orders, the revelations cast doubt on the airline’s safety culture and crisis management.
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