GUESS??? Pilots or Plane’s Fault in Air CECA crash?

[Chase]

 

[Chase]

Sabharwal, who had more than 15,000 flying hours under his belt at the time of the tragedy, had taken medical leave in recent years due to apparent mental health woes, the Telegraph reported.”

“’I have heard from several Air India pilots who told me he had some depression and mental health issues’, said Mohan Ranganathan, a leading Indian aviation safety expert. ‘He had taken time off from flying in the last three to four years. He had taken medical leave for that’.”

https://nypost.com/2025/07/14/world...-of-depression-other-mental-health-struggles/

 

[Chase]

 

[A Singaporean]

Even a monkey knows what will happen when you turn off the fuel switch. Unless the plane is flying on a flying carpet.

 

[Qantas]

Will the WP heroes raise this issue in Parliament ? How much must Temasick pay for Air India's misses ?

What kind of checks are put in place to ensure that the CECA pilots brought in to fly Scoot are not made of the same mould ？

Dan ku ku. WP never mentioned the foreigner issue during the GE as they know that a lot has become citizens and WP will lose votes if they bring up the Ceca issue. Instead, pritam said whatever the WP preaches, it applies to both indigenous and new citizens as they are one of us now. Only Leong Mun Wai kept harping on the foreigner issue and he lost big.

 

[k1976]

Agree! CECAs are bestest, SIA should hire more!

 

[syed putra]

Jetstar has stopped flying within Asia.

The got screwed by PAP in exchange for tiger flying in Australia. Looks like both failed.

 

[Loofydralb]

Ah.....now we know why PAP refuses to allow indians to be Prime Minister

 

[jsctan]

Jetstar was my go-to budget airline. But Jetstar Asia is gone. Indian pilots aside, Scoot has had a lot of issues in recent years with punctuality, plane trouble, poor communication with passengers. Would rather fly transit with Air Asia than direct with Scoot.

Jetstar was good w Oz pilots. Can fly SIA instead of scoot.

 

[Boonsiong]

Nice

 

[Hightech88]

Solution is coming

Europe’s First AI Fighter Jet Took Off Over the Baltic Sea and This Could Soon Change the Face of Warfare​

The AI logged a million virtual flight hours in three days. No pilot could compete.

byTibi Puiu

July 10, 2025
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A Swedish JAS 39 Gripen takes off from Bodö airport. Credit: Public Domain.

This May, high above the Baltic Sea, a Swedish Gripen E fighter jet sliced through the air, with no pilot at the controls.

During two exercises conducted in May and June, the jet flew under the command of AI software developed by the high-flying defense startup Helsing. A safety pilot sat in the cockpit, but didn’t need to intervene. The test flights marked a milestone for the Munich-based defence tech company and a potential turning point for European military aviation.

Stephanie Lingemann, senior director at Helsing, called the shift “revolutionary.” Speaking at the company’s Munich office, she said that the company’s Centaur AI system gained the equivalent of one million flight hours in just 72 hours. That’s more than a hundred times what a human pilot might accumulate across an entire career. “You can get to superhuman performance very quickly,” she explained to the Financial Times. “And you are not having to send your pilots into dangerous situations.”

Wah, looks like the EDI UCAV from the movie Stealth is going to become a reality very soon..



https://fictional-flying-machines.fandom.com/wiki/EDI_UCAV