India Fines Air India US$110,350 in Airbus Incident, Says Lapse Eroded Public Confidence

DGCA fines Air India ₹1 crore for operating an aircraft without a valid airworthiness review certificate

DGCA fines Air India ₹1 crore for operating an aircraft without a valid airworthiness certificate, following voluntary disclosure of the lapse.

Air India hit with Rs 1 crore fine for operating aircraft without valid certificate

DGCA fines Tata Group-owned Air India Rs 1 crore for operating an Airbus A320neo without a valid airworthiness certificate on eight routes. Airline says compliance gaps have been addressed.

Air India fined Rs 1 crore by DGCA for operating aircraft on expired airworthiness review certificate in November

Early December, Air India expressed regret over the incident.

Air India Faces Hefty Fine for Safety Certification Breach

Air India Faces Hefty Fine for Safety Certification Breach The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has imposed a significant fine on Tata Group-owned Air India, levying Rs 1 crore for flying an Airbus A320 neo without required airworthiness certification on eight routes last year.According to sources, the DGCA announced on December 2 that it would investigate the incident. By November 26, 2025, Air India reported to the DGCA that the A3…

DGCA fines Air India ₹1 crore for flying Airbus without permit, says it ‘eroded public confidence'

Air India has been fined $110,350 by India's aviation regulator for operating an Airbus A320 eight times without the required airworthiness permit.

Aviation watchdog fines Air India $110,350 for permitless Airbus flight, says public trust eroded

An Airbus A320 flew passengers between Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai & Hyderabad on 24–25 Nov without a mandatory Airworthiness Review Certificate issued after annual safety checks.