Why Air India Got 9 Legal Notices | Real Corporate Law Explained | Neha Patel

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✈️ Why did Air India receive 9 Show Cause Notices in just 6 months?
What went wrong legally when a flight was aborted at 155 km/hr on the runway and another aircraft veered off during landing?
In this in-depth video, we decode the real legal, compliance, and corporate governance failures behind these incidents all explained from a CS/CA/CMA professional’s lens.

What you’ll learn in this video:
✅ What is a Show Cause Notice (SCN)?
✅ Why the DGCA issued 9 SCNs to Air India
✅ Relevant legal provisions under:
 • Aircraft Act, 1934
 • Aircraft Rules, 1937 – Rule 133A
 • Civil Aviation Requirements (CAR)
✅ The role of a Company Secretary in such crisis situations
✅ How internal controls, audit reports, and SOPs failed
✅ What financial and legal disclosures are triggered under the Companies Act, 2013
✅ What CS/CA/CMA students can learn and apply from this real-world case

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