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Air India altitude drop case: Flight’s pilot was on sleep medication, earlier failed 2 drug tests

OpIndia Staff -
Air India flight AI-2379, carrying 137 passengers along with 8 crew members, was flying from Phuket to Delhi when the plane suddenly lost around 300 feet of altitude. At least 20 passengers and 4 crew members were injured during the incident.
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Air India pilot fails second drug test: What happened onboard the Phuket-Delhi flight and what it means

Jinit Jain -
Air India’s Phuket-Delhi turbulence scare has taken a serious turn after the Pilot-in-Command failed a second confirmatory drug test, intensifying regulatory scrutiny and raising fresh questions over flight safety and crew fitness.
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Air India employee abuses Hinduism on Instagram, mocks Lord Rama as ‘evil Jewish’

OpIndia Staff -
The screenshots of the posts have been widely shared across social media platforms, leading to strong reactions from users.
Crime

A bomb planted by Canada‑based Khalistani extremists: Canadian intel agency CSIS admits for the first time that Khalistanis bombed Air India plane Kanishka in...

OpIndia Staff -
"It remains the deadliest terrorist attack in Canada’s history and a defining moment for our national security community," the agency stated.
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One year of AI-171 crash: AAIB says significant progress made in the probe, final report after completion of all investigative activities

OpIndia Staff -
The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) has issued an interim statement marking one year since the tragic crash of Air India Flight AI-171, emphasising...
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Air India refutes claims that its aircraft flew over Iran: Read why flight tracking websites may show wrong and erratic flight paths over the...

Raju Das -
An Air India flight was seen to be flying over Iran on Flightradar24 because of GPS spoofing used in the war, it didn't actually fly on that route.
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‘India is the second largest market for Claude, developers here doing the most intense work’: As India hosts AI Impact Summit, global giant Anthropic...

Divya Bharti -
Anthropic has officially opened its Bengaluru office, marking India as its second-largest global market. Led by Irina Ghose, the expansion includes major partnerships in aviation, education, and agriculture, alongside a dedicated push to improve AI performance in ten widely spoken Indian languages.
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Air India grounds Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner after fuel control switch slips to ‘Cutoff’ during engine start

OpIndia Staff -
The Boeing Dreamliner was grounded after a pilot reported the left engine’s fuel control switch repeatedly slipping from ‘run’ to ‘cutoff’ during startup.
News Reports

“He squeezed the body”: Bengaluru Airport’s ground staff Mohammed Affan molest Korean woman in the name of ‘special security check’, fired and arrested

OpIndia Staff -
A ground staffer at Bengaluru Airport was arrested after sexually assaulting a Korean tourist under the pretext of a security check. Following the victim's brave report to airline staff, the worker was fired and police confirmed the assault through CCTV footage.
Opinions

Anatomy of the IndiGo monopoly: How UPA’s lost decade, failure of competitors and a lack of aviation reforms paved way for the current mess

Divyansh Tiwari -
It is reasonable to argue that the core of this disaster is IndiGo's internal miscalculations, especially with regard to crew planning and rostering. However, tracing how we got to the point where one airline's error could paralyze the network is as fair and politically significant.
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