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Air India Safety Lapse EXPOSED

Recently, Air India came under serious scrutiny after it was revealed that one of its Airbus aircraft operated multiple commercial flights despite an expired mandatory airworthiness certificate. This document is a critical safety approval that confirms an aircraft is fit to fly and compliant with aviation regulations.

Flying an aircraft without a valid airworthiness certificate is considered a major violation of aviation safety rules, even if no immediate technical fault is detected. Once the lapse was identified, the aircraft was grounded, and India’s aviation regulator DGCA launched a formal investigation.

Several officials and crew members responsible for clearing the aircraft for operation were removed from active duty, and the regulator is now examining how such a failure occurred and whether standard safety checks were ignored.

Air India has acknowledged the issue, calling it a compliance failure rather than a direct technical safety issue, and has initiated an internal review to strengthen monitoring systems and prevent future lapses.

While no passengers were harmed, the incident has raised serious concerns about oversight, internal controls, and aviation safety standards, especially at a time when Air India is working to rebuild its global reputation.

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📌 This video explains:

What an airworthiness certificate is

Why flying without it is dangerous

DGCA’s role and investigation

What this means for passenger safety

▶️ Watch till the end for the full breakdown.