
AISATS personnel are under scrutiny for a security and immigration-related lapse involving three Italian nationals who traveled from Amritsar to Munich without mandatory departure immigration clearance.
The investigation follows a show-cause notice issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation to Air India on September 12.
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