June 30, 2025

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has uncovered safety violations during surprise checks at major Indian airports following the Air India crash. Systemic lapses in aircraft maintenance, ground operations, and infrastructure were revealed. Critical maintenance issues affecting flight safety were discovered, including improper storage of life vests and malfunctioning aircraft systems. The regulator mandated corrective measures within seven days. The review also highlighted deficiencies in pilot training, ground handling, and airport infrastructure. Immediate operational impacts were observed, emphasizing the need for improved safety protocols in the Indian aviation sector.

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