
Air India Flight Suffers Bird Hit During Landing in Patna
An Air India flight carrying 164 passengers from Delhi experienced a bird hit while landing at Patna Airport.
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An Air India flight carrying 164 passengers from Delhi experienced a bird hit while landing at Patna Airport.
Two Air India pilots have failed dope tests and have been subsequently taken off duty.
The appointment of a new CEO at Air India is seen as a significant challenge, with the airline undergoing a power shift that could make it the toughest assignment yet for the new leader.

The iconic Air India building, once home to a JRD Tata bust and the Maharaja mascot, will now honor 106 martyrs of the Samyukta Maharashtra movement.
WAPTV is set to make history by becoming the first Nigerian channel to broadcast the popular Indian romantic drama ‘Rajjo’, offering new entertainment to viewers.

An Air India A320 aircraft briefly lost all three hydraulic systems, which are critical flight controls, according to an analysis conducted by Airbus.

An Air India A320 aircraft briefly lost key flight controls for four seconds during a 300-foot drop, according to an Airbus analysis. The incident occurred on a flight from Phuket to Delhi.

An Air India flight from Delhi to Phuket reportedly experienced a hydraulic system failure and temporary loss of controls for four seconds after encountering severe turbulence, according to an Airbus report.
Air India has initiated drug testing for all its pilots following an incident involving a Phuket-Delhi flight.

An Air India pilot who tested positive for marijuana admitted to investigators that he slept for 30-35 minutes during a Phuket-Delhi flight. The pilot cited personal circumstances for his struggle with sleep.

Documents suggest Air India initially attributed a plane dropping 300 feet to 'brief in-flight turbulence' before later removing the word and downplaying the incident.

Following an incident involving marijuana on an Air India flight, India's Ministry of Civil Aviation has called for a review of existing dope-testing protocols for pilots to assess if the current framework needs changes.

An Air India pilot tested positive for illegal drugs in a second screening following an incident where a flight from Phuket to Delhi experienced a sudden altitude drop, injuring nearly 20 people. Investigations are underway into the cause of the plunge and the pilot's conduct.
India's Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) is investigating a turbulence incident on an Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi. The probe will consider technical, operational, medical, and human factor-based evidence.

Airbus has joined the investigation into a severe turbulence incident on an Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi, which caused injuries to passengers. The aircraft manufacturer will assist the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) in determining the cause of the event.

An Air India pilot has been suspended after testing positive for a psychoactive substance following a turbulence incident, with a second test now required.

IndiGo and Air India have appointed new CEOs, each confronting very different challenges as they take the helm of the respective airlines.
Air India has announced a pay increase of eight to fifteen percent for its pilots, with commanders receiving the largest raises, as part of a strategy to address fleet shortages and enhance career opportunities.
Air India has appointed Tewolde, a veteran from Ethiopian Airlines, to lead a challenging restructuring effort aimed at revitalizing the airline.
A family has alleged significant lapses after severe turbulence on Air India flight AI2379 from Phuket to Delhi caused injuries to passengers. The daughter of an injured passenger described the harrowing experience.

A passenger recounted a terrifying experience during severe turbulence on an Air India flight, where many feared for their lives. Upon landing at IGI Airport, injured passengers were seen being stretchered off for hospital treatment.
Air India is expanding its network in Canada by introducing new direct flights between Mumbai and Toronto, while also upgrading its existing Delhi route.

The Maharashtra government has acquired Mumbai's iconic 23-story sea-facing Air India building at Nariman Point for Rs 1,601 crore, which will serve as the new office address for Devendra Fadnavis.
India's Supreme Court has accepted a father's request not to make the Air India crash inquiry report public, directing the government to submit the final report in a sealed cover. An NGO had questioned the inquiry's impartiality.

The government-run probe body has informed the Supreme Court that the final report on the Air India crash is expected in October. The body clarified that the investigation is not an 'in-house' exercise and includes international experts.

Air India has launched a new service allowing passengers to clear immigration in Amritsar and then connect to worldwide flights via Delhi, streamlining international travel.

Air India Group announced plans to restore its full Middle East network this winter, noting that operational restrictions from airspace closures, not passenger demand, were the biggest challenge during recent tensions.

The investigation into the Air India crash is entering its final stages, following reviews of the cockpit recorder and psychological assessments. The probe aims to determine the causes of the accident.
The draft final report concerning the June 2025 Air India crash is anticipated to be ready by October, as confirmed by the Centre to the Supreme Court. This report is crucial for understanding the tragedy and follows a Supreme Court ruling on compensation for victims of a 2002 road accident.
Air India secured the fourth position in Cirium's June 2026 On-Time Performance Report, making it the only Indian airline to feature in the global top five for punctuality.
Gulf carriers are reportedly considering orders for Boeing and Airbus jets, while Air India is evaluating potential delays in its own aircraft acquisition plans. This development highlights shifts in the global aviation market and airline fleet strategies.
Air India Express has resumed flights to all its Middle East destinations, restoring full service to the region. This follows earlier disruptions to its flight schedule.

An elderly patient, bedridden for a month after an Air India flight, has won Rs 60,000 in compensation.

An article discusses a building associated with Air India, potentially exploring its history or significance.
Facing financial losses, Air India has reportedly ceased providing laundry services for its crew during international layovers as a cost-cutting measure.
An Air India flight inadvertently took a wrong turn during taxiing at Ahmedabad airport, leading to a face-to-face encounter with an IndiGo plane, though Air India stated passenger safety was not compromised.
Canada's intelligence agency has linked Khalistani extremists to the 1985 Air India bombing, marking a significant shift in acknowledging their role.

For the first time, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) has directly attributed the 1985 bombing of Air India flight 182 to Khalistani extremists.

A US firm representing victims of an AI (Air India) crash has presented simulation findings that contradict those released by an Indian agency investigating the incident.

A family received Rs 91,000 in compensation from Air India after an indirect route caused delays in their return journey from the US.

Air India has launched a new 'Basic' fare category on select routes, allowing customers to pay less by opting out of meals and having greater control over their travel choices.
An Air India Express flight carrying 180 passengers from Kannur to Jeddah returned to its origin airport after two hours in the air. Pilots detected a technical issue mid-flight, prompting the return.
One passenger, Viswashkumar Ramesh, miraculously survived the Air India Flight 171 crash on June 12, 2025, which killed 241 people, with an internal police assessment suggesting seat ejection and a mud embankment contributed to his survival.

One year after the Air India crash, families of the 260 victims are still seeking answers and the final report on the incident, with officials stating the investigation is making significant progress.
Air India is reportedly planning to downsize its operations as its owner, Tata Group, expresses concerns over ongoing losses, signaling a strategic shift for the airline.
Air India stated it has implemented safety measures that go beyond standard regulatory compliance to ensure passenger safety.

A mosque has been erected on an Indonesian island as a tribute to a man from Surat who perished in an Air India plane crash.

The final report on the Air India crash has been delayed past its one-year anniversary due to an unfinished engine examination, leaving the cause of the tragedy a mystery and prompting calls for transparency.

Air India has stated there is no deadline for accepting compensation and denied claims of pressuring families of victims from the Air India crash to accept final settlements. The airline's statement comes a year after the incident, with one victim's family still awaiting closure.

One year after the Air India crash, survivors recount their miraculous escapes and the immediate aftermath of the disaster. The son of Gujarat's former Chief Minister shared his experience of receiving the call minutes after the incident.

An Air India passenger on flight AI1879 damaged a window pane while the aircraft was preparing to land in Delhi on June 7. Officials reported the passenger ignored repeated warnings from the cabin crew, and a no-fly action is anticipated.
Three Air India A320 aircraft parked at Delhi airport's Terminal 2 sustained damage from ground equipment during strong winds and adverse weather conditions on Sunday afternoon.
The Indian Cabinet has approved a ₹10,000-crore fund aimed at supporting airlines and mitigating the impact of fluctuating jet fuel prices. Airlines, including Air India, have welcomed the relief package.

A year after the Air India crash, families continue to grieve and await answers regarding the incident, with one mother still speaking of her deceased son in the present tense.

A report highlights several leading airlines, including Air India and Qatar Airways, that provide free Wi-Fi service to their passengers.

Ahead of the one-year anniversary of the Ahmedabad Air India plane crash, reports suggest that the official probe into the incident may conclude as 'inconclusive'.
An Air India flight from Delhi to San Francisco, carrying 230 passengers, returned to its origin after experiencing a technical snag. The plane had been airborne for eight hours before the decision was made to divert back to Delhi.

India is preparing an interim report on the Air India crash as the incident's anniversary approaches. Sources indicate that a final report is not yet ready.

An Air India Express Boeing 737 aircraft veered off the runway at Muscat Airport while accelerating for takeoff. The incident resulted in the aircraft colliding with runway edge lights and sustaining damage to its nose gear.

The outgoing CEO of Air India has cautioned their successor about significant operational challenges, specifically mentioning the impact of the Iran War and the ban on Pakistan's airspace.
An Air India plane experienced a tail strike on the runway while attempting a go-around maneuver at Bengaluru airport. The incident is under investigation.
An Air India flight traveling from Delhi to Bengaluru suffered a tail strike during its landing at Bengaluru airport. The aircraft was subsequently grounded by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) for inspection.

Indian regulators are set to monitor the testing of a Boeing 787 fuel control switch panel at a Boeing facility in the US. This inspection is linked to an incident involving an Air India flight from London to Delhi in February, where a fuel switch malfunction was reported.
Singapore Airlines has publicly defended its decision to invest in the loss-making Air India, citing its understanding of the challenging market.

Singapore Airlines has reportedly gained customers due to disruptions caused by the Iran war, though its annual profit was eroded by a significant hit related to an Air India stake.
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has warned of increased cost pressures due to surging jet fuel prices, with its profits also impacted by losses from its investment in Air India.

Air India, co-owned by Tata Group and Singapore Airlines, plans to scale back over a quarter of its international flights from June, citing rising operational costs attributed to the fallout from the Iran war.
The US-Iran conflict has led to a significant decrease in international carriage for Indian airlines, with Air India Group's traffic down 35% and IndiGo's by 15.4%.

Following a recent incident on a Phuket-Delhi flight, two additional Air India pilots have failed their initial drug tests. Confirmatory test results are currently pending.

Reports indicate that an Air India pilot tested positive for cannabis following a flight, a finding that is expected to draw significant attention from aviation investigators.
An Air India Express passenger discharged a firearm during screening at Varanasi airport, resulting in two injuries. The incident occurred during the security check process.

A reported cannabis-positive test involving an Air India pilot has prompted questions about what such a result can reveal to investigators.
Technical problems, possibly with the hydraulic systems, are believed to be the cause of an Air India incident that left 24 people injured, though the exact cause of a pressure drop remains unclear.
Air India will conduct drug tests on all its pilots following a captain's possible positive test for marijuana, which occurred after his flight suddenly lost over 90 meters of altitude and injured 17 people.

Air India CEO Campbell Wilson informed employees at a townhall that the airline has continued to make steady progress on its transformation journey despite a challenging global operating environment.

An Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi abruptly dropped 90 meters, injuring four crew members and up to 20 passengers, with suspicions raised about the pilot being under the influence of drugs.
An Air India Airbus A320neo flight from Phuket to New Delhi suddenly lost about 300 feet of altitude, injuring 24 passengers and crew, while the captain reportedly tested positive for marijuana twice.

The pilot of an Air India Phuket-Delhi flight, which plunged 300 feet last week, tested positive for marijuana and was reportedly on medication for sleep difficulties.

An Air India pilot was found to have marijuana in his bloodstream and was also on sleep medication after an August 4 flight from Phuket to Delhi lost 300 feet of altitude, injuring 24 people.

Air India flight turbulence: A passenger reportedly revealed that after landing in Delhi, the pilot also asked them not to record anything.
The pilot of an Air India flight that experienced severe turbulence and dropped 300 feet has reportedly failed a second dope test, according to sources.

An Air India A320 aircraft is under investigation by the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) after an incident involving a loss of altitude that resulted in injuries. The probe aims to determine if a series of snags contributed to the event.

An Air India pilot is undergoing a psychoactive drug test after a flight from Phuket experienced severe turbulence, injuring 17 passengers and crew.

India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is investigating an Air India flight turbulence incident, with most injured passengers having been treated and discharged.

An Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi experienced severe turbulence, causing the aircraft to drop 90 meters and resulting in 17 injuries among passengers and cabin crew. Passengers filmed the chaos on board after the incident.
Tewolde Gebremariam, the former chief of Ethiopian Airlines, has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Air India. He brings 37 years of aviation experience to the role, succeeding Campbell Wilson.
An Air India flight traveling from Phuket to Delhi encountered severe mid-air turbulence, causing the aircraft to drop significantly and injuring at least 12 passengers and crew members. Passengers described a chaotic scene with heads hitting overhead bins and a baby being hurt.

Indian airlines, including Akasa and Air India, reported 352 significant flight defects by June, with the majority occurring in domestic flights.

Air India is launching new non-stop flights between Mumbai and Toronto and upgrading its Delhi-Toronto service. This expansion will see the airline resume 10 weekly flights between India and Canada.
A passenger incurred a $2,000 cost after Air India offered to cover a flight on another airline following a cancellation and long delays, but subsequently refused to honor that promise.

Air India Express has announced it will waive cargo charges for relief materials destined for flood-hit Assam. This initiative aims to facilitate the swift movement of essential supplies to communities affected by the floods.

Despite record revenue, Singapore Airlines Group posted a S$76 million quarterly loss, primarily due to a significant jump in net fuel costs and higher losses from Air India.

Tata Sons announced a 21.8% rise in profit, while its subsidiary Air India reported a doubling of losses to Rs 22,238 crore.

Air India Express is set to induct 50-60 new aircraft over the next 12-18 months, continuing its fleet expansion and modernization efforts after the Tata Group's acquisition of Air India.

The Supreme Court has been informed that the narrative blaming the pilot in the Air India crash investigation is negatively impacting witnesses.
The investigation into the Air India flight 171 crash, which occurred on June 12, 2025, is expected to conclude in six weeks, with a draft final report by year-end.
A potential disaster was narrowly avoided at Mumbai airport when two Air India flights, an Air India and an Air India Express plane, came face-to-face on the runway. Quick action by air traffic control prevented a major collision.
Air India has been directed to pay Rs 60,000 in compensation to an elderly couple after wrongly changing their pre-booked seats, causing physical pain to the husband and mental distress to his wife.

Air India Express has restored its flight services to West Asia, including routes to Kuwait and Salalah, following recent disruptions. This resumption aims to normalize travel for passengers affected by the previous cancellations.
IndiGo has launched new fare options that do not include check-in baggage, following a similar move by Air India with its no-meal option.

Air India may restore some international flights between June and August, which were previously reduced due to airspace restrictions over parts of the Middle East and high jet fuel prices, as tensions in the Gulf ease.
Facing significant losses, Air India will discontinue laundry services for its crew at international hotels starting in July.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has acknowledged that Khalistanis planted the bomb on Air India Flight 182, calling it the 'deadliest attack in our country’s history' and reaffirming Canada's stance against violent extremism.
An Air India plane and an IndiGo flight came face-to-face on the same taxiway at Ahmedabad airport due to a wrong turn. The incident caused a potential safety concern on the ground.

Diplomats from India, Ireland, and Canada jointly commemorated the victims of the 1985 Air India bombing, marking the second consecutive year of this tribute to one of the worst acts of aviation terrorism.

Former US President Donald Trump unveiled a new 'Air Force One' replacement aircraft, a luxurious $400 million plane gifted by Qatar. The announcement sparked controversy, with Democrats criticizing it as a potential act of corruption.

India is seeking accountability for the bombing of Air India flight Kanishka by pro-Khalistan terrorists on June 23, 1985, which claimed 329 lives, including 268 Canadian citizens.
Air India has launched a new 'Basic fare' option on select domestic routes, which excludes complimentary meals, aiming to attract price-sensitive travelers with a more unbundled travel choice.

A year after the Air India crash, six key questions, including issues like fuel switches and engine failures, continue to plague the ongoing investigation.

The mother of a British victim of an Air India crash is seeking answers a year after the incident, stating that all they received for burial was a DNA sample.
One year after Air India flight AI171 crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad airport on June 12, 2025, killing 241 of 242 people on board and 19 on the ground, no official report has been released.

One year after the Air India crash, families of the victims are still struggling to identify the remains of their loved ones. Meanwhile, a new medical hub is planned to replace the burnt buildings at the crash site.

One year ago, an Air India crash in Ahmedabad tragically ended the first flight for an elderly couple and altered Indian aviation, shattering hundreds of lives.

One year after an Air India plane crash at an Ahmedabad college, the site remains a poignant reminder of the tragedy, with time seemingly stopped. The sole survivor continues to face the ordeal of the accident's aftermath.
Investigators are set to miss the one-year deadline for the Air India Boeing 787 crash report, with critical engine analysis still underway in the US. A preliminary report indicated fuel control switches moved to 'CUTOFF' after takeoff, but confusion remains regarding pilot action or technical malfunction.

A first responder to the Air India flight AI-171 crash in Ahmedabad's Meghaninagar area expressed regret, stating he 'couldn't save more lives' after the London-bound flight crashed shortly after takeoff.

An Air India pilot, who lost his job and marriage, had his license restored by the Bombay High Court after a 15-year wait for justice. He expressed relief at regaining his dignity.

An Air India passenger was apprehended after breaking an inner window pane on a flight and attempting to flee from police at Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport. Authorities are reviewing a 'No Fly' action against the individual.

Three Air India aircraft sustained damage at Delhi airport after being struck by ground equipment. Strong winds were reported to have caused the equipment to crash into the planes.

The Maharashtra government has acquired the iconic Air India building in South Mumbai for Rs 1,601 crore, planning to consolidate its offices within the newly purchased property.
The Air India colonies in Kalina, Mumbai, are witnessing the departure of their last occupants, marking the end of an era for the residential complexes.
An Air India flight bound for San Francisco returned to Delhi after nine hours in the air due to a malfunctioning Traffic Collision Avoidance System; the Boeing 777 aircraft had previously been grounded for six years.
Air India announced a reduction of approximately 22% in its domestic flights for June and July, citing a significant surge in jet fuel prices, partly attributed to the Iran war.

The Gujarat government announced plans for a 105 crore rupee hostel complex at the site of an Air India plane crash. However, families of the victims are advocating for a memorial, emphasizing the site's connection to lives, grief, and loss.
As the anniversary of the Air India crash approaches, India is reportedly preparing an interim report on the incident, rather than a final one. A source indicates that the full investigation is still ongoing.
An Air India Express flight operating from Muscat to Kannur aborted its takeoff following an accident on the runway. Details regarding the nature of the accident are emerging.

An Air India flight, AI 2802, carrying 171 passengers from Bengaluru to Delhi, declared a full emergency at IGI Airport but landed safely on runway 29R.

Indian carriers are facing significant challenges, including higher fuel costs, airspace disruptions, currency weakness, and limited hedging options, which leave them with little room to absorb economic shocks compared to global peers.

Passengers on an Air India Express flight from Delhi to Pune reported suffocating in a hot cabin for three hours, describing the experience as being in a "heat chamber."
Air India flights at Mumbai airport experienced significant delays and disruptions due to a flash strike by ground staff. The industrial action left numerous passengers stranded and flights grounded for several hours.

Singapore Airlines CEO Goh Choon Phong has stated the company remains committed to its stake in Air India, despite a record US$2 billion loss, describing it as a 'long game'.

Singapore Airlines reported that its annual profit has halved due to one-off factors, including surging fuel costs and challenges related to Air India. The airline is flagging these increased expenses as a significant concern.
Air India has announced the cancellation of around 400 international flights across Europe, North America, and Asia, with disruptions expected to last until August. The airline stated it would assist affected passengers with rebooking, free date changes, or full refunds.

The Indian government is reportedly considering increasing random drug testing for flight crew from 10% to 25%, following Air India's recent decision to screen all pilots for psychoactive substances.
Two Air India pilots have been grounded after failing preliminary dope tests, with their samples sent for confirmatory testing, prompting the aviation ministry to instruct the DGCA to revise current dope testing protocols.
Two security screeners were injured at Varanasi airport when a passenger's pistol accidentally discharged during a security check. The passenger had reportedly claimed the gun was unloaded, prompting an investigation by the BCAS.

An investigation is underway into a recent incident where an Air India A320 aircraft plunged 100 meters in a few seconds before recovering, injuring 24 passengers. A mechanical problem, possibly related to the pilot losing control of some flight commands, is being investigated.
Airbus SE discovered hydraulic system faults on an Air India Ltd. jet following an incident last week where the aircraft dropped approximately 300 feet in mid-flight, based on a preliminary assessment.

The unexpected plan for the Tata Sons Chairman to step down has sparked worries regarding the Indian multinational's significant investments. These include projects in chips, iPhones, and Air India, which are considered of national importance.

Air India has mandated one-off drug tests for all its over 5,000 pilots following an incident where a captain tested positive for marijuana after a turbulent flight. This decision aims to ensure the safety and well-being of passengers and crew.

The CEO of Air India has emphasized the importance of building a 'culture of trust' within the airline, following a recent controversy involving drug testing.

An Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi experienced severe turbulence, logging nine warnings in a single minute, including indications of low reservoir levels in hydraulic systems, autopilot disconnect, and an elevator flight-control fault.

An Air India pilot operating a flight from Phuket to Delhi was not tested for drugs prior to a flight that experienced a sudden loss of altitude, raising questions about compliance with regulations.

An overview of how Tata's 'Salt-To-Software' empire, controlled by Tata Sons (66% owned by Tata Trusts), has expanded to encompass over 30 group companies, including Air India, Jaguar, and Zudio.

N. Chandrasekaran's extensive career spanning nearly four decades at the Tata Group is being highlighted, focusing on his significant contributions and leadership. His legacy is defined by major initiatives, from Air India to Artificial Intelligence.
Singapore Airlines has incurred an estimated S$1 billion loss on its investment in Air India, with forecasts indicating further financial pain for the carrier.
Air India's departing CEO met with government representatives and the DGCA to discuss a serious turbulence event on a Phuket flight that caused injuries and hospitalizations. The investigation is focusing on potential mechanical failures and pilot behavior.

The investigation into an Air India flight's 300-foot plunge over Odisha is widening, with a Civil Aviation Ministry note notably omitting the word "turbulence" when describing the incident.

The AAIB is investigating a turbulence-hit Air India Phuket-Delhi flight, while the pilot involved is undergoing a confirmatory drug test after an initial screening was not definitively negative, with results still pending.

Air India is facing a wave of misinformation as the airline experiences operational turbulence, prompting questions about the persistent negative narratives surrounding it.

Iraq is reportedly entering a period of financial difficulty, with concerns raised about the availability of money. This comes as other major companies, like Air India, also face significant financial and operational turbulence.
An Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi experienced severe turbulence, causing the aircraft to drop 300 feet and injuring 17 passengers and crew members. Passengers reported being thrown towards the ceiling during the five-minute ordeal.

Satya Ramaswamy, the technology head at Air India, has resigned from his position, stating his intention to explore new ventures in the field of artificial intelligence.

The Air India building in Mumbai is set to become the new office for Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, with the relocation project estimated to cost over Rs 350 crore.

India's invitation to Bangladeshi Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to attend a BRICS summit in New Delhi in September is viewed as a chance to repair relations between the two neighbors after a turbulent period.
The Indian government has informed Parliament that tests on the fuel control switch of Boeing 787 aircraft found no abnormalities, following an Air India flight grounding. This statement comes after a Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA)-ordered probe cleared the Dreamliner fuel switch.
India's Supreme Court is awaiting a report on simulator tests conducted to determine the cause of an Air India plane crash, following a petition from the pilot's father requesting a fair and transparent investigation.

Tata Sons, the owner of Air India, has stated that the airline's turnaround and full revitalization could take as long as a decade. This indicates a long-term commitment to restructuring and improving the carrier.
In Canada, the individual responsible for killing an Air India bombing suspect has been sentenced to a 15-year jail term for a separate murder case.

Investigators anticipate that the report on the Air India crash, which killed 260 people with only one survivor, will likely be completed and ready by October.

The Navi Mumbai International Airport has commenced its first scheduled international flight, with Air India Express operating a service to Abu Dhabi.

Air India and IndiGo are set to commence flight operations from Jodhpur Airport's newly constructed terminal building starting tomorrow.

A 36-year-old man accused of sending hoax bomb threat emails to several of India's most sensitive institutions, including ISRO, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and an Air India flight, has…

Air India has announced a reduction in its fuel surcharge on several international routes, including those to Europe and North America. The surcharge has been lowered from $280 to $200 on North American and Australian routes, and from $205 to $125 on European routes.
Air India has significantly reduced its fuel surcharge by up to 39% on long-haul flights to North America, the UK, Europe, and Australia, following a dip in crude oil prices.

Air India announced it will deploy its upgraded B777 aircraft on the Delhi-Melbourne route starting July 1, offering passengers enhanced inflight entertainment with a richer and more diverse content library.

Indian minister Piyush Goyal stated that global credit rating agencies Fitch, Moody’s, and S&P have been unjust in their assessment of India's economic performance and outlook.

Forty years after the Air India bombing that killed 329 people, Canadian authorities have formally corroborated India's long-held position that the attack was orchestrated by Khalistani extremists operating from Canada.
An Air India flight inadvertently entered Pakistan's airspace, leading to the de-rostering of the pilots and an air traffic control official. The incident prompted an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the deviation.
An Air India flight from Delhi to Amritsar briefly entered Pakistani airspace, prompting an ongoing investigation by the DGCA. This incident follows previous instances of Pakistani flights entering Indian airspace.

An Indian couple was awarded Rs 29,000 in compensation from Air India Express after being downgraded from business class to economy on a flight.

The family of a flight attendant killed in an Air India crash continues to feel her presence through messages, highlighting the lasting impact of the tragedy.
Internal issues at Tata, including a fatal crash, rising fuel costs, and record losses, are reportedly delaying the selection of Air India's next leader.

One year after an Air India plane crashed in Ahmedabad, killing 260 people, investigators still lack a clear answer as to what caused the modern Dreamliner to fall in 32 seconds.
A recent article highlights the absence of a dedicated statutory mechanism for compensating ground victims of the Air India flight AI 171 crash, leading to uncertainty over liability and relief procedures.

A woman who was denied boarding on an Air India Express flight bound for Kuwait has been awarded 3 lakh rupees in compensation.

An former Air India pilot's licence has been restored 15 years after its suspension, which stemmed from a 2011 investigation into allegations that several pilots had obtained licences using forged examination documents.

One year after the Air India Flight 171 crash, the site in Ahmedabad continues to show signs of devastation. The sole survivor is publicly demanding the release of the official investigation into the disaster, seeking answers and transparency regarding the incident.


One year after the AI171 crash, Air India has stepped up oversight beyond DGCA norms and is providing extensive psychological support to its staff. The airline will also observe a two-minute silence for the victims.

A furious dispute continues regarding the cause of the Air India flight 171 crash. The final conclusions of the investigation are still pending, with more details expected to emerge soon.
The remains of 70-year-old Vasuben Narendrasinh Raj were repatriated to the UK after being wrongly identified as another victim of an Air India crash. Correct identification was made following a DNA test.
Air India is refuting charges made by a former Gujarat Chief Minister's daughter, who claims the airline is asking kin of crash victims to waive claims before facts are known.

A consumer body has imposed a fine of Rs 74,000 on Air India after a student from Jaipur was charged Rs 34,000 for excess baggage, ruling against the airline's policy.

This story focuses on the lasting impact of the Air India crash on victims who were not physically on the plane, highlighting the profound grief and trauma experienced by their families and communities.

The Maharashtra Government has become the new owner of Mumbai's iconic Air India building located at Nariman Point. This acquisition marks a significant change for the landmark property.

The aviation industry awaits the final report on the Air India Dreamliner crash that killed 260 people last year, with various conspiracy theories circulating regarding fuel switches and other potential causes.

Major Indian airlines, including Air India, Air India Express, and IndiGo, are reducing their domestic flight schedules by approximately 250 flights per day due to a surge in fuel costs. Air India Express is expected to cut some domestic frequencies, though the overall impact will remain below 10%.

An Air India Boeing 777 developed a snag while flying over Chinese airspace, forcing it to turn back to Delhi after being in the air for eight hours.

The Gujarat government announced plans to rebuild medical college hostels damaged in an AI-171 crash, with the Tata Group (owner of Air India) agreeing to pay ₹53.12 crore for the damages.

Influencer Sarthak Sachdeva is facing backlash for allegedly faking an injury to secure an upgrade on an Air India flight, following previous controversies.

A CISF officer provided a detailed account of the Air India flight AI-171 crash in Ahmedabad, describing swift rescue efforts that saved over 50 lives amidst chaos and a terror alert.
An Air India flight from Delhi to Bengaluru was grounded after its tail struck the runway during landing, leading to the cancellation of its subsequent flight.
Pilots declared a full emergency on an Air India flight from Bengaluru to Delhi after a fire scare. All passengers and crew onboard were reported safe.
Indian authorities are set to monitor a Boeing fuel-switch test, which is linked to an incident involving an Air India flight in London, according to recently revealed documents.
A witness who entered the Air India AI-171 crash mortuary recounted chilling details, describing the captain's body found seated and still clutching the controls, suggesting a desperate attempt to save the aircraft.

Air India's losses have widened to over US$2 billion due to geopolitical disruptions. Despite these significant financial setbacks, Singapore Airlines has reaffirmed its long-term commitment to its partnership with Air India.
Air India is projected to incur a loss exceeding ₹26,000 crore in the 2025-2026 fiscal year, with a 25% stakeholder reportedly taking a $743 million blow.

A woman from Pune expressed amusement after being served "halwa puri channa" on her Air India flight to Bali, noting it was a unique experience for her.