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After crash, Air India faces a crew challenge

At least 500 crew, including pilots, have called in sick or resigned, underlining the mental toll the 12 June crash has taken.

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After crash, Air India faces a crew challenge

At least 500 crew, including pilots, have called in sick or resigned, underlining the mental toll the 12 June crash has taken.

Prince M. Thomas

19 June, 2025•4 min

0

19 June, 2025•4 min

0

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After crash, Air India faces a crew challenge

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