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· people like captain dave fielding, who leads the international peer assist aviation coalition (ipaac), are among those calling for a serious overhaul. · medical records for an air india pilot killed in last month’s crash were reportedly turned over to investigators amid reports he’d been suffering from depression and other mental … · new and troubling questions are emerging about what caused the air india crash that killed 260 people. In his view, pilot mental … · the june 2025 air india flight ai-171 crash exposed critical mental health flaws in india’s aviation industry. An aviation expert in india told the telegraph that the captain reportedly suffered from mental health issues and depression. · captain mohan ranganathan, a veteran aviation safety expert in india and former boeing pilot, told the i paper that multiple pilots with air india had been aware that captain … · indian pilot sumeet sabharwal, 56, commander of the air india boeing 787 dreamliner bound for london that crashed last june 12 in ahmedabad, shortly after takeoff, … · in the wake of the tragic crash of an air india boeing 787 dreamliner in ahmedabad that claimed 274 lives, over 100 of the airline’s pilots went on medical leave, raising fresh … Following the tragedy, pilots reported high stress causing absenteeism … · the pilot was just months away from retirement. · the fatal crash of air india flight ai-171 on 12 june — which claimed 260 lives and marked the country’s deadliest aviation disaster in four decades — has prompted urgent … Investigations into the air india crash reveal a tragic mental health crisis in aviation, exposing systemic failures in pilot wellness protocols and cockpit safety.