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What Is a 'Non-Negative' Dope Test? Air India Pilot Grounded After Flight Dropped 300 Feet, Injuring 17

Pilot's sample sent for confirmatory testing after Air India flight AI2379 dropped 300 feet during turbulence, injuring 17 people.

International Business Times UK · Aug 10

Singapore Airlines names insider Aswin K as India general manager

Aswin K, a 12-year company veteran, now leads Singapore Airlines' India operations. He succeeds Sy Yen Chen, who managed the market for over five years. Aswin will oversee growth strategies and strengthen stakeholder relationships across India. Singapore Airlines holds a significant 25.1% stake in the enlarged Air India group. The…

The Economic Times · Aug 10

Passengers recount Air India Phuket-Delhi flight turbulence ordeal, raise concerns over safety lapses

Passengers on an Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi reported severe turbulence and concerns about the pilot's behavior. The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau is investigating the incident which caused passenger injuries. Initial screening tests for the pilot indicated a need for further confirmatory analysis. Passengers demanded accountability from aviation…

The Economic Times · Aug 9

Air India Phuket-Delhi flight hits turbulence, passengers injured; flyer complains to DGCA

A passenger filed a complaint with the DGCA after turbulence injured family members. The Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi experienced a sudden drop. Two elderly relatives sustained injuries, including a rib and suspected spinal issue. The passenger questioned the decision to continue the flight to Delhi.

The Economic Times · Aug 7

Air India Phuket flight turbulence: Why Indian flyers may face more rough flights and the one habit that can prevent serious injuries

The Air India Phuket-Delhi flight that suddenly dropped nearly 300 feet over Odisha and injured passengers and crew has renewed concerns about turbulence. With climate change potentially increasing turbulence over India, experts stress one simple precaution: passengers should keep their seat belts fastened whenever they are seated.

The Economic Times · Aug 7

Allowing airport operators to own and run airlines is logical, says Akasa CEO Vinay Dube as airline turns four

Akasa Air CEO Vinay Dube supports airport operators owning airlines, which IndiGo opposes. The airline is seeking significant funding amid rising operating costs. Akasa reported a substantial financial loss for the fiscal year 2025. The company plans fleet expansion with many aircraft on order. Akasa continues to grow its operations…

The Economic Times · Aug 7

Air India plots Sept flight comeback, to add frequencies to New York, Tokyo, Milan

Air India will restore most curtailed flights starting September 1. The airline is also adding frequencies on several international routes including Additional services will go to Milan, Frankfurt, and Zurich. Melbourne, Tokyo, and New York. These changes follow a sharp rise in fuel prices earlier.

The Economic Times · Aug 7

Air India CEO Tewolde Gebremariam will have to handle airline's many challenges

Air India has announced the appointment of Tewolde Gebremariam as its new chief executive officer. The airline is currently grappling with significant issues such as unprecedented losses, safety concerns, and geopolitical disruptions affecting its global operations. In response, Air India is taking steps to modernize its fleet and consolidate its…

The Economic Times · Aug 6

Tewolde Gebremariam: The storied career of Air India's new helmsman and the tough India test that awaits him

Tewolde Gebremariam, known for crisis management, will lead Air India. He previously managed Ethiopian Airlines through major global crises. The airline faces safety concerns and financial losses after recent incidents. Modernising the fleet and navigating airspace restrictions will be his key tasks.

The Economic Times · Aug 6

DGCA probing Air India turbulence, data and voice recorders in custody: Civil Aviation Minister Naidu

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation is investigating severe turbulence on an Air India flight. The aircraft experienced a sudden loss of altitude during its journey from Phuket. Medical teams attended to injured passengers and crew immediately upon arrival in Delhi. Several individuals were admitted to hospitals for further medical…

The Economic Times · Aug 5