<h1>Air India fires trainer pilot after probe confirms training lapses; 10 pilots temporarily grounded pending investigation.</h1> Air India has terminated a trainer pilot after a probe into whistleblower allegations confirmed lapses during simulator training. Ten pilots trained by the dismissed individual have been temporarily removed from flying duties pending further investigation. The airline, owned by Tata Group since January 2022, reported the incident to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and praised the whistleblower for their actions. Air India has faced previous regulatory actions for non-disclosures and is now reinforcing its commitment to the Tata Code of Conduct, emphasizing ethics and transparency within its operations.