The airline said the Bengaluru flight with 160 passengers performed a go-around and safely landed in Gwalior without any incident.

The deadly Air India crash has renewed a decades-old debate in the aviation industry over installing video cameras to monitor airline pilot actions.

Air India's suspension of service is "due to a combination of operational factors, to ensure the reliability and integrity" of the airline.

An Air India Express flight carrying 160 passengers from Bengaluru had to abort its first landing attempt at Gwalior airport ...

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Air India is suspending its direct flights between Delhi and Washington, DC, starting September 1. The decision comes due to ...

Despite the suspension of direct flights to Washington, D.C., Air India said passengers will have access to one-stop ...

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The DGCA said that the airline’s explanation for the violation was unsatisfactory and failed to address the lapses.

An Air India representative recently confirmed that two passengers on a flight from San Francisco to Mumbai witnessed ...

Air India said it would suspend flights between Delhi and Washington, DC, from September, citing Pakistan's airspace closure ...