Air India was served with 9 notices in reference to security violations, stated the Civil Aviation ministry in a response to a query on the Rajya Sabha. Within the final six months, nevertheless, there have been no “opposed pattern” reported within the reliability reviews of the crashed airplane.
Responding to a query by CPI (M) chief Dr John Brittas on the Higher Home, Minister of State within the Ministry of Civil Aviation, Murlidhar Mohol, stated, “Over the past six months, no opposed pattern has been reported in reliability reviews of Air India in respect of crashed plane.”
Brittas had requested if any opposed observations concerning security or flightworthiness of the crashed airline have been flagged earlier than the accident by passengers or the DGCA over the past six months. He additionally requested for particulars if such communications have been issued within the final six months.
To this, Mohol replied, “Over the past six months, a complete of 9 present trigger notices have been issued to Air India in reference to 5 recognized security violations. Enforcement motion has been accomplished in respect of 1 violation.” No additional particulars have been provided on the particulars of this violation.
The minister additionally said that the Plane Accident Investigation Bureau is additional investigating to determine the possible causes and the contributory components that led to the crash of AI 171 in Ahmedabad,
Responding to a different query by BJP’s Ashokrao Shankarrao Chavan, Civil Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Rammohan Naidu stated the DGCA ordered the inspection of 33 787-Dreamliner planes in Air India’s fleet after the crash.
“Out of complete 33 plane, 31 operational plane have been inspected whereby minor findings have been noticed in 8 plane. These plane have been launched for operation put up rectification. The remaining 2 plane are below scheduled upkeep,” stated Naidu.
