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• Our operating fleet and deliveries are not impacted so far," it said.An Air India Express spokesperson said, "As per Boeing's global recommendation for all airline operators, Air India Express will check its Boeing 737-8 aircraft within the timelines..
• "This has been an ongoing issue with Max 737 and these are service bulletins issued from time to time by Boeing to the airline operators for the suggested action whenever any issue is come across..
• "In such cases, mitigation as recommended by the Original Equipment Manufacturers is carried out by the airline operator as has been done in the past in respect of 737 Max," it added.An Akasa Air spokesperson has said Boeing had informed them about the issue..
• "Like all operators around the world, and in accordance with our highest standards of safety, Akasa will be following the same checks and procedures that the manufacturer or regulator recommends..
• We have been in touch with Boeing, FAA and our airline operators in the past too on such issues concerning 737 Max," the DGCA said in a statement..
• The aircraft was back in service early in 2021.Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world..