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DGCA clears Boeing 787 fleet, highlights Air India maintenance issues
India's aviation regulator has given Air India's 24 Dreamliner planes the green light after a thorough check—no big safety worries found.
Still, the DGCA noticed some issues like missing spare parts and teams needing to work together better.
These hiccups have caused delays and cancelations lately, especially as more people are flying internationally.
Airlines are expected to improve on-time performance
This update comes right after a recent Air India crash put airline safety in the spotlight.
The DGCA's push for better maintenance and teamwork is meant to help Air India run smoother and keep passengers' journeys on track—something that matters if you're planning to travel soon or just want airlines to step up their game.