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Air India plane crash: AAIB submits preliminary report to aviation ministry, say sources
The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) has formally submitted its preliminary investigation report on the tragic AI‑171 crash to the Ministry of Civil Aviation and associated agencies, top sources said.
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A month after the tragic Air India crash that claimed over 260 lives, a parliamentary committee is set to review safety ...
Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau submits preliminary report on AI-171 crash that killed over 250 people in Ahmedabad, ...
The five-page report outlines key initial observations related to flight data, crew actions, prevailing weather conditions, ...
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Parl panel meets civil aviation ministry, airline officials; ask about AI plane crash, airfare surgeA Parliamentary panel on Tuesday held discussions with senior civil aviation ministry officials as well as airline and ...
The agenda of parliamentary panel was to hear the Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation, on 'Overall review of safety in Civil Aviation Sector'. The meeting, which began at 11 am lasted till almost 6 ...
Parliament's Public Accounts Committee meets Tuesday to discuss the Air India Flight AI-171 crash in Ahmedabad and aviation ...
Civil Aviation Ministry proposes graded penalties up to ₹1 crore for dangerous goods violations, emphasizing training and ...
Singapore’s Ministry of Transport (MOT) is on the hunt for an agency partner to develop a unified brand strategy that brings ...
KLM pilots will serve as reservists to fly F-35 fighter jets under the airline’s agreement with the Dutch Ministry of Defense ...
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Aviation body understaffed at top level, can hire retired officials: Ex-ministerFollowing the Air India crash that claimed 260 lives, former Aviation Minister Praful Patel said Indian aviation remains safe ...
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