Air India Turmoil: 3 Top Officials Removed, DGCA Warns of Licence Action


Air India Faces Major Setback: 3 Officials Removed, DGCA Issues Licence Threat

In a significant development that has shaken India's aviation sector, three senior Air India officials have been removed from their positions amid growing scrutiny. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), the country’s top aviation regulator, has expressed serious concerns and even warned of withdrawing Air India’s operating licence if immediate corrective actions are not taken.

While the exact reasons for the removals have not been officially disclosed, sources indicate that the decision follows a series of lapses in flight safety, operational procedures, and internal management protocols. The DGCA reportedly conducted audits that revealed non-compliance with several aviation safety standards.

The threat to revoke Air India’s licence is an unprecedented move, reflecting the gravity of the situation. If the licence is withdrawn, it could severely impact the airline’s operations, passengers, and reputation on a national and global scale.

A spokesperson from Air India stated that the airline is cooperating fully with the DGCA and has already initiated internal reviews to address the issues raised. The company assured the public that passenger safety and service quality remain their top priorities.

This is a developing story. More details are expected to emerge in the coming days as investigations continue.

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