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DGCA investigates Air India following Ahmedabad crash
India's aviation regulator, the DGCA, is ramping up its investigation into the recent Air India crash in Ahmedabad that claimed at least 271 lives.
They've asked Air India for pilot and dispatcher training records, and told all flying schools to double-check their own safety compliance.
Air India dealing with flight cancelations
As the investigation gets tougher, Air India is also dealing with flight cancellations—one from Mumbai to Ahmedabad was called off after crew duty hours ran out, and another to London got scrapped due to aircraft unavailability.
The DGCA is keeping a close watch on how well Air India is following safety rules during this tough period.