On 17/08/2015, Boeing B737-800 aircraft was scheduled to operate sector Doha-Cochin. Both the operating crew were duly qualified on type B737 aircraft to operate the flight. There were 142 passengers and 08 crew members on board the aircraft. The flight departed Doha at 1940 UTC and was uneventful until top of descent into Cochin. At the time of departure from Doha, weather of Cochin, Bangalore, time 0900 UTC only was available with the crew. Continue reading Analysis of Serious Incident B 737-800 at Cochin, Trivandrum on 18 Aug 15
Month: December 2019
AVIATION SAFETY SURVEY-NOVEMBER, 2019
01 Nov 19-Replace old engines on 97 aircraft by Jan ‘at all costs’: DGCA to Indigo.
Aviation regulator DGCA asked Indigo on Friday to replace Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines of 23 A320neo planes by November 19 or else they would be grounded.
The regulator also asked Indigo that all 97 such aircraft in its fleet must have modified PW engines by January 31 next year “at all costs”. Continue reading AVIATION SAFETY SURVEY-NOVEMBER, 2019
Apply now online to be a Trainee Cabin Crew with Air India Express
Air India Express is now recruits Trainee Cabin Crew to appoint for a period of five years. The airline will also be preparing a wait list to fill future vacancies. The selected candidates will also be required to undertake ground duties at different stations, at the Airport/Office, as per requirements.
Details of vacancies
- SC 14
- ST 6
- OBC 22
- Un Reserved 44
Total 86
Continue reading Apply now online to be a Trainee Cabin Crew with Air India Express
DGCA’s vacancy last date to apply extended till 4 Feb 2019
To check requirements and application details click here
Precautionary landings of helicopters VT-PHY on due bad weather.
On 03 May 2018, at 1055 hours helicopter VT-PHY carried out a precautionary landing at Ravulapalem (16 45.549 N, 082 50.030 E), On a radial of 178 at a distance of 21 Nautical Miles from Rajahmundry (RJM 178/21 NM) on its return to Rajahmundry Airfield (VORY) from a ONGC offshore crew Change sortie. As per the onboard weather radar all around Rajahmundry Airfield, Yanam Reliance base and Surasini Yanam Helibase was covered with bad weather. The crew were negotiating bad weather en-route took timely action to land immediately at suitable nearest place to avoid bad weather conditions. The pilots had filed Visual Flight Rules flight plan for a Crew Change sortie to an Offshore floater platform named Aban Abraham, located on Rajahmundry VOR (RJM) On. A radial of 147 – at a distance of 56 NM at on continued the flight under Visual Flight Rules. Before and after executing the precautionary landing Rajahmundry ATC, ONGC Helibase at Kakinada and Cairn Energy Helibase at Surasini Yanam were communicated on Aero VHF and Land Line respectively.
Continue reading Precautionary landings of helicopters VT-PHY on due bad weather.
As Major Equipment Failed, How Air India Pilots Landed With 370 On Board
Aviation Safety Management Society Of India (ASMSI) commends Captain Rustom Palia, commanding an Air India Boeing 777-300, AI-101 on Sept 11 2018, for his out of the box thinking & excellent problem solving skills under adverse conditions. He saved 370 occupants of flight AI-101 by landing the aircraft manually under adverse weather conditions and multiple system failures. Well Done !
“We’re really, you know, stuck and there’s no fuel,” a terse message from Captain Rustom Palia, commanding an Air India Boeing 777-300 to Air Traffic Control in New York.
Continue reading As Major Equipment Failed, How Air India Pilots Landed With 370 On Board
Hyderabad-London Flight Bounces While Landing. Here’s How Pilot’s Lightning-quick Reflexes Averted A Disaster
A British Airways aircraft flying from Hyderabad to London’s Heathrow Airport aborted a landing attempt seconds after it touched down on the runway. The pilot was quick to respond and took the plane back up in the air again. The incident happened over the gusty winds that have hit Heathrow, the reports said.
JACDEC AIRLINE SAFETY RANKING 2017 Indian Airlines Jet Airways & Air India occupy 38th & 40th Position in Safety Ranking
Based on 2016 values
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1 | Cathay Pacific Airways | CX, CPA | China,Hong-Kong | 0,005 |
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2 | Air New Zealand | NZ, ANZ | New Zealand | 0,007 |
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3 | Hainan Airlines | HU, CHH | China | 0,009 |
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4 | Qatar Airways | QR, QTR | Qatar | 0,009 |
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5 | K L M | KL, KLM | Netherlands | 0,011 |
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6 | EVA Air | BR, EVA | Taiwan | 0,012 |
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7 | Emirates | EK, UAE | United Arab Emirates | 0,013 |
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8 | Etihad Airways | EY, ETD | United Arab Emirates | 0,014 |
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9 | QANTAS | QF, QFA | Australia | 0,015 |
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10 | Japan Airlines | JL, JAL | Japan | 0,015 |
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11 | All Nippon Airways | NH, ANA | Japan | 0,016 |
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12 | Lufthansa | LH, DLH | Germany | 0,016 |
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13 | TAP Portugal | TP, TAP | Portugal | 0,017 |
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14 | Virgin Atlantic Airways | VS, VIR | United Kingdom | 0,017 |
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15 | Delta Air Lines | DL, DAL | USA | 0,018 |
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16 | Air Canada | AC, ACA | Canada | 0,020 |
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17 | jetBlue Airways | B6, JBU | USA | 0,020 |
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18 | Virgin Australia | VA, VOZ | Australia | 0,020 |
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19 | British Airways | BA, BAW | United Kingdom | 0,023 |
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20 | Air Berlin | AB, BER | Germany | 0,023 |
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21 | WestJet Airlines | WS, WJA | Canada | 0,023 |
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22 | Sichuan Airlines | 3U, CSC | China | 0,028 |
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23 | Norwegian Air Shuttle | DY, NAX | Norway | 0,032 |
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24 | Shenzhen Airlines | ZH, CSZ | China | 0,032 |
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25 | Iberia | IB, IBE | Spain | 0,034 |
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26 | Jetstar Airways | JQ, JST | Australia | 0,036 |
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27 | Southwest Airlines | WN, SWA | USA | 0,037 |
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28 | EasyJet | U2, EZY | United Kingdom | 0,037 |
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29 | AirAsia | AK, AXM | Malaysia | 0,043 |
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30 | Thomson Airways | BY, TOM | United Kingdom | 0,047 |
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31 | United Airlines | UA, UAL | USA | 0,051 |
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32 | Singapore Airlines | SQ, SIA | Singapore | 0,051 |
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33 | China Eastern Airlines | MU, CES | China | 0,061 |
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34 | Ryanair | FR, RYR | Ireland | 0,064 |
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35 | Swiss | LX, SWR | Switzerland | 0,064 |
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36 | LATAM Chile | LA, LAN | Chile | 0,095 |
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37 | Aeroflot | SU, AFL | Russia | 0,101 |
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38 | Jet Airways | 9W, JAI | India | 0,109 |
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39 | Alitalia | AZ, AZA | Italy | 0,113 |
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40 | Air India | AI, AIC | India | 0,115 |
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41 | Air China | CA, CCA | China | 0,121 |
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42 | Air France | AF, AFR | France | 0,127 |
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43 | Aeromexico | AM, AMX | Mexico | 0,127 |
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44 | Alaska Airlines | AS, ASA | USA | 0,143 |
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45 | American Airlines | AA, AAL | USA | 0,146 |
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46 | China Southern Airlines | CZ, CSN | China | 0,171 |
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47 | Asiana Airlines | OZ, AAR | South Korea | 0,215 |
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48 | Thai Airways Intl | TG, THA | Thailand | 0,224 |
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49 | SAS Scandinavian Airlines | SK, SAS | (Multinational) | 0,267 |
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50 | Turkish Airlines | TK, THY | Turkey | 0,316 |
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51 | Korean Air | KE,KAL | South Korea | 0,349 |
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52 | Xiamen Airlines | MF, CXA | China | 0,439 |
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53 | GOL Transportes Aér. | G3, GLO | Brazil | 0,472 |
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54 | Saudia | SV, SVA | Saudi Arabia | 0,507 |
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55 | LATAM Brazil | JJ, TAM | Brazil | 0,575 |
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56 | Malaysia Airlines | MH, MAS | Malaysia | 0,668 |
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57 | Lion Air | JT, LNI | Indonesia | 0,764 |
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58 | Garuda Indonesia | GA, GIA | Indonesia | 0,770 |
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59 | Avianca Colombia | AV, AVA | Colombia | 0,914 |
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60 | China Airlines | CI, CAL | Taiwan | 0,977 |
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