Tata group The airline company Air India, taking major action, finished the services of one of its instructor pilots. Along with this, the company has also removed 10 other pilots taking training from the instructor pilot from duty. Air India gave information about the matter on Wednesday. Air India has also informed the aviation regulator DGCA about the matter. Let us tell you that this airline company owned by the Tata group has recently taken this action after the allegations made by a ‘whistleblower’.
Air India confirmed allegations after investigation
Air India said on Wednesday that it has been removed from flight duty until the investigation was pending for the investigation of an instructor pilot for duties, as well as 10 pilots under it. Whistbalore had said in its allegations that the simulator instructor pilot had failed to discharge its duties properly. Air India said in its statement that the company conducted a detailed investigation into the allegations made by the whistleblore and in a review of the evidence found that the allegations against the pilot were correct.
Instructor pilots teach new pilots to fly plane
However, the airline company Air India has not given much information in this matter. Air India also appreciated the whistleblower for coming forward in this case. Information about the instructor pilot and all the other details related to the action has not been found yet. Let us tell you that the instructor pilot is also known as flight instructor. The instructor pilot has a tremendous experience that teaches new pilots to fly plane. They are responsible for training and educating new pilots as well as helping existing pilots improve their skills.
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