The DGCA has issued a stern warning to Air India, threatening action over safety violations, including crew fatigue management and training protocols. The regulator cited 29 violations, such as insufficient pilot rest, poor simulator training compliance, and inadequate crew on international routes. This follows Air India’s self-reporting of issues after a plane crash in Ahmedabad. Post navigation ‘We are going to come for you’: Rahul Gandhi’s message to EC on Bihar SIR ‘Did HC apply mind?’ SC slams K’taka court over bail to Darshan in murder case
