Former Indian Aviation Minister slams SIA for Air India's crash

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Former Aviation Minister Slams 'Ignorance' Of Singapore Airlines In Ahmedabad Plane Crash

Ex-Aviation Minister Praful Patel criticised the silence of Singapore Airlines, a major shareholder responsible for Air India's maintenance, in the Ahmedabad plane crash.​

https://www.news18.com/india/former...s-in-ahmedabad-plane-crash-ws-kl-9391247.html

Singapore Airlines, which is involved in Air India’s maintenance, came under scrutiny after former Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel criticised the airline’s “ignorance" as the nation reels from the tragedy of last week’s plane crash in Ahmedabad. Praful Patel criticised Singapore Airlines – a major shareholder in the Indian carrier and responsible for maintaining several of its aircraft – for remaining silent on the tragedy.

“In all the sorrow and din surrounding the Air India crash, there remains a surprising silence — or perhaps ignorance — about the role of a substantial shareholder, and the entity responsible for maintaining a large number, if not all, of Air India’s wide-body aircraft," Patel wrote on X.

Singapore Airlines is involved in Air India’s maintenance, specifically through its engineering arm, SIA Engineering Company (SIAEC). SIAEC is a strategic partner in developing Air India’s new base maintenance facilities in Bengaluru.

Patel further said, “They seem to be in hiding. Let’s not forget — they have a say in management and a codeshare agreement with Air India. Importantly, Campbell Wilson, the CEO of Air India, is a nominee of Singapore Airlines. He previously served as CEO of their low-cost subsidiary, Scoot Airlines."

Singapore Airlines had offered several Air India pilots the opportunity to join Scoot Airlines.

 

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[syed putra]

By right, it's, Air India PRO that is suppose to make a statement.
TATA just realised one crash can make or break a airline unless gomen comes up with support like MAS.
Swissair, pan Am all disappeared after a tragedy.

 

[superpower]

Why should SIA, a minority shareholder at 25%, be responsible for Air India's maintenance?

 

[blackmore]

Why should SIA, a minority shareholder at 25%, be responsible for Air India's maintenance?

mama logic, neber make sense one

 

[Loofydralb]

CECA logic. Always point fingers at someone else.
They will never get anywhere carrying this attitude.

 

[laksaboy]

Even the CECAs should know by now that the PAP technocrats are experts when it comes to pushing the blame on someone else while making themselves seem blameless, spotless.

 

[A Singaporean]

Great. SIA deserved to be fucked for promising CECAs the opportunity to join Scoot. Boycott Scoot.

 

[laksaboy]

Great. SIA deserved to be fucked for promising CECAs the opportunity to join Scoot. Boycott Scoot.

Go to JB to take short distance budget flights. And avoid SIA for long distance flights from Changi Airport.

 

[KingFook Sr]

Former Aviation Minister Slams 'Ignorance' Of Singapore Airlines In Ahmedabad Plane Crash

Ex-Aviation Minister Praful Patel criticised the silence of Singapore Airlines, a major shareholder responsible for Air India's maintenance, in the Ahmedabad plane crash.​

https://www.news18.com/india/former...s-in-ahmedabad-plane-crash-ws-kl-9391247.html

Singapore Airlines, which is involved in Air India’s maintenance, came under scrutiny after former Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel criticised the airline’s “ignorance" as the nation reels from the tragedy of last week’s plane crash in Ahmedabad. Praful Patel criticised Singapore Airlines – a major shareholder in the Indian carrier and responsible for maintaining several of its aircraft – for remaining silent on the tragedy.

“In all the sorrow and din surrounding the Air India crash, there remains a surprising silence — or perhaps ignorance — about the role of a substantial shareholder, and the entity responsible for maintaining a large number, if not all, of Air India’s wide-body aircraft," Patel wrote on X.

Singapore Airlines is involved in Air India’s maintenance, specifically through its engineering arm, SIA Engineering Company (SIAEC). SIAEC is a strategic partner in developing Air India’s new base maintenance facilities in Bengaluru.

Patel further said, “They seem to be in hiding. Let’s not forget — they have a say in management and a codeshare agreement with Air India. Importantly, Campbell Wilson, the CEO of Air India, is a nominee of Singapore Airlines. He previously served as CEO of their low-cost subsidiary, Scoot Airlines."

Singapore Airlines had offered several Air India pilots the opportunity to join Scoot Airlines.

It is a PAP mistake to be involved in anything CECA.
SIA is but a consequence.

 

[ChopSengHuat]

Pop corn time

 

[eatshitndie]

next will be a $6.9b fine for not training pilots the sia way.

 

[True Believer]

mama logic, neber make sense one

Double-headed snakes are quick to deflect attention away.

 

[True Believer]

The SG Govt should know better than to let 650,000 snakes into our country.

 

[Hightech88]

Serve the PCB PAP-Gov & SIA right for playing with forked-tongue CECA snakes. Some people just never learn their lessons LOL.

 

[True Believer]

Serve the PCB PAP-Gov & SIA right for playing with forked-tongue CECA snakes. Some people just never learn their lessons LOL.

Be prepared to be bitten when you get too close to cobras.

 

[True Believer]

There is nothing quite as dangerous as the Indian Cobra.

 

[50000]

Serve the PCB PAP-Gov & SIA right for playing with forked-tongue CECA snakes. Some people just never learn their lessons LOL.

His term as Civil Aviation Minister was a few before SIA's venture into India. He probably planned it but didn't get a chance to reap the rewards hence try to sabo SIA now.

 

[True Believer]

Signing CECA must rank as the most stupid decision ever made by the PAP, and they keep repeating old mistakes.

 

[cockie]

Former Aviation Minister Slams 'Ignorance' Of Singapore Airlines In Ahmedabad Plane Crash

Ex-Aviation Minister Praful Patel criticised the silence of Singapore Airlines, a major shareholder responsible for Air India's maintenance, in the Ahmedabad plane crash.​

https://www.news18.com/india/former...s-in-ahmedabad-plane-crash-ws-kl-9391247.html

Singapore Airlines, which is involved in Air India’s maintenance, came under scrutiny after former Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel criticised the airline’s “ignorance" as the nation reels from the tragedy of last week’s plane crash in Ahmedabad. Praful Patel criticised Singapore Airlines – a major shareholder in the Indian carrier and responsible for maintaining several of its aircraft – for remaining silent on the tragedy.

“In all the sorrow and din surrounding the Air India crash, there remains a surprising silence — or perhaps ignorance — about the role of a substantial shareholder, and the entity responsible for maintaining a large number, if not all, of Air India’s wide-body aircraft," Patel wrote on X.

Singapore Airlines is involved in Air India’s maintenance, specifically through its engineering arm, SIA Engineering Company (SIAEC). SIAEC is a strategic partner in developing Air India’s new base maintenance facilities in Bengaluru.

Patel further said, “They seem to be in hiding. Let’s not forget — they have a say in management and a codeshare agreement with Air India. Importantly, Campbell Wilson, the CEO of Air India, is a nominee of Singapore Airlines. He previously served as CEO of their low-cost subsidiary, Scoot Airlines."

Singapore Airlines had offered several Air India pilots the opportunity to join Scoot Airlines.

Ha ha ha well done… the truest form of Kak Leng Kia…. Back stabbing at the best…
Hopefully now those pappies know and understand the job about “The snake and the Kak Leng Kia” joke.