Investigations determined that the call was placed by Suhaib (29), a resident of Kondotty in Malappuram district, who was supposed to board the AI 149 flight to London. Suhaib, accompanied by his wife and daughter, was stopped by airport security personnel at Cochin Airport's international.
1985 Kanishka air bombing: The High Commission of India in Ottawa strongly criticised Canada, labelling it "unfortunate" that acts of terrorism are sometimes tolerated as routine occurrences.
Multiple times in the past year, China's government and airlines have urged India's civil aviation authorities to restore direct air connections, emphasising its significance as a "major concern" for China.
The Canadian Parliament observed silence on Tuesday in remembrance and honour of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar-- a wanted criminal in India. This came despite India lodged a strong response to it.
The passenger highlighted the potential dangers and claimed that Air India offered him a "free business class trip" as compensation, which he declined. Air India acknowledged the issue and traced it to a vegetable processing machine used by their catering partner.
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has derostered Air Traffic Control (ATC) staff following a near-miss incident at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, where an Indigo flight landed on the same runway as an Air India flight was taking off.
After the fiasco, one of the airline official claimed that passengers were offered the options of full refund, complimentary rescheduling and hotel accommodation.
The incident took place when the flight was taxiing towards the runway at Pune Airport on Thursday. The crew and the passengers were reported to be safe.
The decision was taken by Air India Express after a section of cabin crew members reported sick to protest against alleged mismanagement at the airline. More than 90 flights have been cancelled by Air India Express since Tuesday night due to cabin crew woes.
The sudden shortage of crew members led to flights being grounded, affecting both domestic and international routes. Air India Express issued a statement addressing the situation and apologizing to affected passengers.
An Air India Express spokesperson stated that teams are actively addressing the situation to minimize inconvenience to their guests. Passengers scheduled to fly with the airline today are advised to check if their flight is affected before heading to the airport, the airline stated.
Prior to the introduction of the fare families concept, passengers on Air India's domestic flights were allowed to carry 25 kilograms of cabin baggage free of any additional charge.
Air India has extended the suspension of its flight services to Israel's capital Tel Aviv till May 15, in the wake of prevailing conflict and tension between Israel and Hamas.
Middle East tensions: The Tata-run airline has offered one-time waiver for passengers rescheduling their flights amid the Middle East conflict.
The A350 aircraft on the Delhi-Dubai route will feature 28 private suites with full-flat beds in Business Class, along with 24 seats in Premium Economy and 264 seats in Economy Class. Notably, Air India initiated the induction of A350 planes this year.
Dubai floods: Ministry of Interior, in collaboration with National Emergency, Crisis and Disaster Management Authority, National Centre of Meteorology, and strategic partners, has announced end of weather fluctuations, with rainfall stopping and weather conditions gradually improving.
Israel-Iran conflict: Air India, the largest Indian airline with extensive operations in Europe, the US, and the Middle East, has earlier said that they are monitoring the developing situation in the Middle East.
India's two major airlines - Air India and Vistara, have announced the avoidance of Iranian airspace and are taking longer flight paths for their Europe and US operations to ensure the safety of passengers and crew.
Vistara to stabilise flight operations, over 98 per cent pilots signed new contract, said CEO Vinod Kannan.
The decision came after the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) conducted a spot audit of Air India in January, during which evidence was collected and fleet-wise random reports were analysed.
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