Airbus Recalls 6,000 A320-Series Aircraft Worldwide; Governments Issue Alert to Airlines
New Delhi: Global aviation was thrown into turmoil after European aerospace giant Airbus announced the recall of 6,000 aircraft from its A320-series fleet. The company confirmed a critical software vulnerability that could expose aircraft to intense solar radiation, potentially corrupting vital flight-control data.
The issue surfaced after a 30 October incident, when an A320 flying from Cancun (Mexico) to Newark (USA) experienced sudden flight-control malfunction, forcing an emergency landing in Tampa, Florida.
DGCA Issues Strict Advisory in India
Taking cognizance of the risk, India’s aviation regulator DGCA has directed all Indian carriers to ground their A320 aircraft until mandatory upgrades under EASA directives are completed.
The DGCA order states:Operators must ensure “n...









