A series of crises at India's two main carriers, Air India and IndiGo, has exposed safety and regulatory shortcomings in the world's third-largest domestic aviation market.
MUMBAI – One year ago, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the airline sector as a symbol of a rising India poised to “soar to great heights.” Today, that optimism is facing a harsh reality check. A series of crises at India’s two main carriers, Air India and IndiGo, has exposed safety and regulatory shortcomings in the world’s third-largest domestic aviation market.
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