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Air India Operated A320 With "Expired Airworthiness Licence" 8 Times, Probe On
The Airbus A320 in question was operated with an "expired airworthiness licence" at least eight times last month before the lapse was discovered and the aircraft was grounded. The A320 remains grounded pending DGCA investigation.
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Air India Pilot Grounded For 3 Months After Failing Alcohol Test: Report
An Air India pilot has been grounded for three months after he was tested positive in a pre-flight breath analyser test on Saturday.
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Air India to Induct 15 Airbus A320s on Lease to Enhance Capacity
National carrier Air India would lease 15 Airbus A320s as it seeks to enhance capacity on the rapidly growing domestic market, which has seen over 20 per cent growth in the recent months.
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Air India Pilots Voice Concern Over 26-Year-Old Airbus A320s
Voicing its concern over the 26-year-old fleet of Airbus A320s in the national carrier Air India, one of its pilots' union has sought grounding of these planes from aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA.
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Air India Operated A320 With "Expired Airworthiness Licence" 8 Times, Probe On
The Airbus A320 in question was operated with an "expired airworthiness licence" at least eight times last month before the lapse was discovered and the aircraft was grounded. The A320 remains grounded pending DGCA investigation.
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Air India Pilot Grounded For 3 Months After Failing Alcohol Test: Report
An Air India pilot has been grounded for three months after he was tested positive in a pre-flight breath analyser test on Saturday.
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Air India to Induct 15 Airbus A320s on Lease to Enhance Capacity
National carrier Air India would lease 15 Airbus A320s as it seeks to enhance capacity on the rapidly growing domestic market, which has seen over 20 per cent growth in the recent months.
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Air India Pilots Voice Concern Over 26-Year-Old Airbus A320s
Voicing its concern over the 26-year-old fleet of Airbus A320s in the national carrier Air India, one of its pilots' union has sought grounding of these planes from aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA.
