After the Ahmedabad plane crash, Air India planes are facing continuous problems. After the Ahmedabad plane crash, there are continuous reports of malfunctions. After this, the company has cancelled many international flights. At the same time, emergency landing had to be done due to malfunction in many planes. Tata-owned Air India is scared of all these problems. Therefore, the company has taken a big decision and announced a 15% cut in international flights.
After the Ahmedabad plane crash, Air India planes are facing continuous problems. In view of this, Air India has taken a big decision on Wednesday. Air India has decided to reduce international services by 15% on its widebody planes for the next few weeks. This reduction will continue from June 20 to July 15. During this time, Air India will have a reserve aircraft arrangement. Which will be used in any unexpected disruption.
Tata Group's Air India says that the decision to reduce international services on widebody aircraft by 15% has affected many of its passengers. They apologize to all their passengers. They have taken this decision keeping in mind the safety of the passengers. So that they can fix the technical faults of the plane. In the coming time, Air India will once again be able to provide safe travel to its passengers like before.
What is the real reason behind the reduction?
Air India said that a decision has been taken to reduce international services by 15 percent regarding wide-body aircraft for the coming few weeks, which will be implemented from June 20. DGCA had given instructions to investigate Air India's Boeing 787-8/9 aircraft. More than half of the investigation work has been done. Air India said in its statement that as an additional precaution, Air India will also investigate its Boeing 777 aircraft.
The airline said that we appeal to the passengers for cooperation and assure that this decision has been taken giving priority to the safety of passengers and employees. We will restore stability soon. We are mourning the death of 241 passengers and crew members on board AI 171.
Passengers will get full refund
Air India clearly said in its statement that those whose flights are included in this cut and are affected by it, they will be given full refund. Apart from this, they will also be given other options for travel.
More than 80 flights canceled in a week
Air India has been in the news since June 12. Sometimes due to emergency landing and sometimes due to technical fault, the company has to bear the brunt of this. Due to all this, the company has had to cancel more than 80 flights within the last 1 week. After the continuous incidents, passengers are feeling uneasy about Boeing planes.
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