<h1>Air India Suspends General Manager for Allegedly Falsifying Simulator Training Records, Investigation Uncovers Flight Safety Risks.</h1> Air India has suspended its General Manager (Operations) responsible for training due to allegations of falsifying simulator training records. The issue came to light following a complaint about irregularities in simulator sessions at an A-330 Jet Airways facility. The Union Civil Aviation Minister was informed, prompting an investigation by Air India's Vigilance Department. The investigation revealed that the manager had falsified records and conducted less than the required training hours, posing significant risks to pilot training and flight safety. Consequently, the manager was suspended as of December 31, 2012, pending further inquiry.