Renewed tensions in West Asia have ignited a debate over the safety of civilian flights to the region. A section of Indian pilots has sought a suspension of flights, but the country's largest pilots' body argues airlines should continue flying as long as foreign carriers do.
Renewed tensions in West Asia have ignited a debate over the safety of civilian flights to the region. A section of Indian pilots has sought a suspension of flights, but the country's largest pilots' body argues airlines should continue flying as long as foreign carriers do.
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Renewed tensions in West Asia have ignited a debate over the safety of civilian flights to the region. A section of Indian pilots has sought a suspension of flights, but the country's largest pilots' body argues airlines should continue flying as long as foreign carriers do.
