India & International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations

International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations: The International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations, through its Indian affiliate ALPA India, rejected the presumption of pilot error in the India crash and called for a fair, fact-based inquiry with pilot observers.

International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations: The International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations had raised concerns about the absence of subject matter experts in the probe and urged the India — Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau to include its representatives.

International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations: The International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations criticized IndiGo's planning and suggested that the disruptions might be a tactic to pressure the India — Directorate General of Civil Aviation (India) for rule relaxations, emphasizing the importance of safety.

International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations: The International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations condemned the temporary exemption granted to IndiGo, warning that it sets a dangerous precedent and erodes safety standards.

International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations: International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations strongly objected to the India — Directorate General of Civil Aviation (India)'s selective relief to IndiGo, stating it destroyed regulatory parity and placed passengers at heightened risk, urging the Ministry of Civil Aviation to uphold court orders.

International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations: International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations issued an advisory to its members regarding operational risks and insurance coverage for flights in conflict-affected areas of the Middle East.