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Air India Increases Oversight and Support One Year After AI171 Crash
One year after the AI171 crash, Air India has stepped up oversight beyond DGCA norms and is providing extensive psychological support to its staff. The airline will also observe a two-minute silence for the victims.
11 Jun, 14:02 — 11 Jun, 15:10
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hindustan-timesMostly Factual2d ago
Stepped up oversight beyond DGCA norms after AI171 crash: Air India
The airline said it has adopted a strengthened risk-based audit framework that prioritises high-risk operations, emerging hazards and identified areas of concern.
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Air India To Observe 2-Minute Silence Tomorrow For AI171 Crash Victims
The observance comes as the investigation into the June 12, 2025, AI171 disaster, one of India's deadliest aviation accidents, remains underway.
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