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Aviation regulator defends the safety of India’s skies following Air India crash
After the Air India crash, all eyes have been on India’s aviation sector, which has produced headlines about other incidents before and after the fatal crash on 12 June, such as SpiceJet, a low-budget Indian airline, being summoned by the regulator over not addressing the cause of turboprop propeller damage.
Preliminary Report in Air India Crash Expected to Be Released by Friday, Sources Say
While the report from Indian investigators could be made public on Friday, the sources with knowledge of the matter cautioned that plans could change and there was no clarity on how much information would be available in the document,
All major stakeholders, including the DGCA will present their safety protocols during the session scheduled to begin at 11am ...
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The deliberation will be held in Parliament's annexe on the subject ‘overall review of safety in the Civil Aviation ...
The pilot of a plane that crashed Monday in Sanford reported engine trouble along with a loss of communication and navigation equipment, according to the National Transportation Safety Board. A family ...
India’s skies remain safe, with accident rates below global averages, air safety regulator chief tells the BBC.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is leading an investigation into an airplane crash that killed a family of four.The Cirrus SR22T crashed in a field Monday afternoon in Lee County near ...
Here are six of the deadliest non-combat military aviation accidents that have happened in the last five years: 1. Feb. 6, 2024 — Marine Corps helicopter vanishes during stormy weather ...
Airlines, aviation accident investigators, manufacturers, flight crews and everyone else who has made any contribution to the industry see every loss as a learning experience.
The deadliest aviation accident in history didn't even occur in any of the top 10 years. In 1977, two Boeing 747s collided on a runway on the Spanish island of Tenerife, killing 583.
Parliamentary panel expresses air safety concerns after Air India crash; investigation ongoing with international cooperation ...
More: Accidents that changed aviation: Ending mid-air collisions. Today, the rate of CFIT accidents is much lower, and most are due to airplanes in some countries not having TAWS installed.
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