<h1>Airline faces 100 violations including 7 critical safety risks under aviation regulations after fatal crash audit</h1> The aviation regulator conducted an audit of a major airline owned by a conglomerate, uncovering approximately 100 violations related to training, crew rest and duty periods, airfield qualifications, and crew complement. Seven violations were classified as critical safety risks requiring immediate corrective measures. The airline acknowledged the findings and committed to responding within the regulator's deadline, outlining corrective actions. The audit followed a recent fatal crash involving the airline's aircraft, which resulted in significant loss of life and is under investigation. Prior to the audit, the regulator issued show cause notices and removed certain officials from crew scheduling roles due to serious violations. The preliminary accident report indicated simultaneous fuel supply cutoff to both engines shortly after takeoff, leading to the crash. The airline emphasized transparency during the audit and reaffirmed its commitment to passenger and staff safety.