Air India said it has released interim compensation to the families of people who lost their loved ones in the plane crash that happened at Ahmedabad on June 12.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has found 51 safety lapses at Air India during its July 2025 annual audit, according to a Reuters report.

DGCA audit uncovers serious safety lapses in Air India operations, including pilot training gaps and inadequate cabin crew ...

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Amanda Donaghey is the mother of Fiongal Greenlaw-Meek, 39, one of the Brits travelling home from Ahmedabad Airport to London ...

The DGCA's report lists seven significant breaches requiring correction by July 30 and 44 other non-compliances to be ...

An Indian woman has been praised for using her body to protect her son during the Air India plane crash that happened at ...

The audit report flags seven "Level I" significant breaches which need to be fixed by July 30, and 44 other non-compliances ...

Following the crash of Air India flight AI‑171 in Ahmedabad, 31 of the airline’s 33 operational aircraft were inspected and ...

India's aviation watchdog found 51 safety lapses at Air India in its July audit, including lack of adequate training for some ...

Ram Mohan Naidu told the Parliament on Monday that the DGCA has received almost as many complaints in just the first half of ...

Amanda's son Fiongal and his husband Jamie were returning to the UK after celebrating their anniversary in India when the ...