New Delhi: In the aftermath of the tragic Air India plane crash, Union Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu announced that the government will constitute a high-level committee aimed at strengthening aviation safety protocols across the country. Speaking on Thursday (June 12), Naidu emphasised the urgency of enhancing safety mechanisms and preventive measures to ensure such incidents are not repeated.
“The loss of lives is deeply saddening. We are fully committed to improving aviation safety standards. A high-level committee will be set up to examine current systems and recommend improvements,” he stated.
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The panel will include aviation experts, technical advisors, and regulatory officials, and will undertake a comprehensive review of aircraft maintenance, air traffic management, and emergency preparedness. This move comes amid growing concerns about aviation safety following the fatal crash of an Air India Dreamliner shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, which claimed several lives, including that of former Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani.
