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Bengaluru airport rolls out AI-driven airside safety system to boost operationsBengaluru Airport is stepping into the future with its cutting-edge Smart Airside Safety System. Harnessing the power of AI and automation,...- Air Canada LaGuardia crash: Who were pilots Antoine Forest and Mackenzie Gunther killed in fatal collisionA tragic accident occurred at New York's LaGuardia Airport. An Air Canada Express flight collided with a fire truck during landing. The coc...
- Air India sends 'wrong' Boeing 777 to Canada, recalls flight over ChinaOn March 19, an Air India flight from Delhi to Vancouver had to make an unexpected turn, returning to its departure point due to some opera...
- Pilots' body ALPA India urges DGCA to withdraw extension of flight duty time for Dreamliner pilotsIn a strong stand for safety, ALPA India has urged the DGCA to revoke the recently extended flight duty hours for Boeing 787 Dreamliner ope...
- Indian Air Force pilot Sqn Ldr SS Bhatkare develops AI-driven aircraft inspection systemIndian Air Force pilot Squadron Leader Bhatkare has developed an AI-driven aircraft inspection system to reduce accidents caused by human e...
- Iran says misaligned radar led to Ukrainian jet downingIran said that the misalignment of an air defence unit's radar system was the key "human error" that led to the accidental downing of a Ukr...
- Human error caused Pakistan plane crash that killed 97: Initial reportPakistan's aviation minister Ghulam Sarwar Khan said the pilots had been discussing the coronavirus pandemic as they attempted to land the ...
- Air India found to be using boarding passes with PM Modi's photo againOn March 20, tickets with photos of the prime minister were withdrawn by the railways after the TMC raised the issue with the poll body.
- Crash of two Dhruv helicopters in Ecuador due to pilot error: GovtThe reason of crashes of other two Dhruv helicopters was indicated to be "human error" and "non-maintenance" by the Ecuadorean authorities.
- 'Human error' behind Air India plane's fuselage panel falling off in 2013The Boeing 787-800 aircraft, bearing registration no VT-ANK, was carrying 146 passengers and seven crew members from Delhi at the time of i...
- Human error behind AI plane's fuselage panel falling off in 2013According to the investigation report, prior to flying to Bengaluru, the aircraft had operated Frankfurt-Delhi flight and was scheduled to ...
- DGCA plans to help pilots tackle stressDGCA has come out with a draft civil aviation requirement (CAR) detailing the periodic training needed for pilots with stress on the human ...
- Air France Paris-Rio crash due to human error: ExpertsThe five experts said the "predominance of human factors in causing the accident and acting as contributory factors had been clearly establ...
- Trial operations of Data Link Communication at Mumbai airportUnion Minister of Civil Aviation Ajit Singh launched the trial operations during his recent visit to Mumbai on 18th June, 2012.
- Now pilots to get pre-departure information on screen inside cockpitThe AAI has introduced the Data Link Communication system for pre-departure clearance of aircraft at the Mumbai airport on trial basis.
- Don't force pilots to work beyond duty hours: AssochamThe aviation ministry should refrain from forcing pilots to exceed the duty limit on flying hours to avoid air accidents, industry body Ass...
- Need separate body to probe air crashes: PatelGovernment may consider setting up a separate body to investigate air accidents in line with the US National Transportation Safety Board, i...
- Cessna crashes in Hyderabad's residential area; two killedA two-seater Cessna crashed in Hyderabad on Monday, killing a trainee pilot and an instructor, on board.
- Flying fears switch from terrorism to technical faultsPassengers are now more worried about human error and mechanical problems than terrorism and sabotage, according to a survey. Day in Pics
- Passengers safe in skies: Praful PatelAllaying fears of mid-air collisions, Government today said Indian airports were technically equipped to prevent any such disaster.
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