The move follows a serious incident in which an Airbus A320 lost about 300 feet shortly after leaving Phuket for Delhi.

PRIVATE carrier Air India on Wednesday rolled out Wi-Fi internet connectivity services on board domestic and international flights on its widebody Airbus A350 and Boeing 787-9 fleet as well as on sele...

Under international rules, a final report is expected within a year of an accident. If the investigation is not completed within that period, an interim statement should be issued on each anniversary.

Air India Express has reportedly failed to comply with an EASA airworthiness directive requiring parts replacement on its Airbus A320 engines.

Kolkata, Aug 12 (SocialNews.XYZ) Passengers at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International (NSCBI) Airport in Kolkata protested on Wednesday morning after an Air India Express flight to Chennai was delayed for around six hours due to a technical fault. According to an airport official, the flight was scheduled to depart from Kolkata for Chennai at 6.30 a.m. with around 170 passengers on board. The passengers had already been issued boarding passes. However, a technical fault was detected before the aircraft could take off. The passengers became upset as they waited for several hours without receiving clear information about when the flight would depart.

Airbus A320 flights in India resume after IndiGo, Air India, and Air India Express complete software upgrades per DGCA and EASA rules.

Operations began with Air India Express flight IX 815 carrying 2,522 kgs of fresh fruits and vegetables to Abu Dhabi

  In an unusual and concerning incident, an Air India Express flight en route from Delhi to Jammu was forced to return to Indira Gandhi International Airport on Monday due to suspected GPS spoofing near India's border region. Carrying 160 passengers, the flight reportedly reached Jammu’s airspace but was unable to land and began circling the area before flying back to Delhi. A replacement flight was arranged approximately six hours later, and passengers reached Jammu significantly behind schedule. Spoofing involves intentional manipulation of GPS signals — vital for aircraft navigation — leading the aircraft to incorrect or misleading locations. Flight No. IX 2564, operated on an Airbus A320, departed from Terminal 3 at 11:05 am and returned at 1:28 pm, according to flight tracking platform Flightaware. An Air India Express spokesperson stated, “Our Delhi–Jammu flight returned to Delhi as a precautionary measure, following a suspected GPS interference incident. Subsequently, an alternative flight was organised to connect guests to Jammu. We regret the inconvenience caused. Instances of GPS signal interference have been reported by operators while flying over certain sensitive regions.” Given the aircraft’s proximity to Pakistan, the pilot is believed to have opted for a precautionary return rather than risk a deviation into potentially hostile airspace. Aviation expert Captain Mohan Ranganthan noted, “For the last two years, there have been reports of GPS spoofing in places like Pakistan, Iran, some parts of the Middle East and even Myanmar. It often happens in war zones. This kind of spoofing is done deliberately but we cannot say for sure who is involved in it.” The incident adds to growing global concerns around aviation safety in geopolitically sensitive regions.

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Air India orders more MAXs and converts A321neo-orders Air India has announced it has decided to place an order for additional MAXs with Boeing. In total, the airline is ordering 3...

Air India Express flight IX938 suffered a hard landing at Phuket Airport, collapsing nose gear after recent maintenance. All 140 evacuated safely.

Air India Express flight IX375, a Boeing 737-86N (Reg. VT-GHB), on the morning of July 23, 2025, departed from Calicut International Airport in Keral