India’s aviation watchdog, the DGCA, is conducting a routine inspection of Air India’s Gurugram operations hub, reviewing aircraft paperwork and crew records. Officials clarify this isn’t tied to the recent Ahmedabad crash—it’s just their annual checkup to ensure everything’s up to snuff.

Editor’s Note: Routine checks like these are the boring-but-necessary paperwork of flying safely. While the timing might raise eyebrows after a crash, officials are stressing this is standard procedure—not a red flag. For travelers, it’s a reminder that regulators do keep tabs on airlines, even when there’s no crisis.