An Air India Express flight returned to Cochin after detecting a rapidly falling oil quantity. The pilots shut down Engine 1 when oil pressure entered the danger zone. The aircraft landed safely at Cochin International Airport with passengers unaware. This incident follows recent technical diversions and a preliminary report on another flight. The Ministry of Civil Aviation may tighten safety audit frameworks.

The aircraft was around 50 minutes into the flight and flying at 36,000 feet when the pilot and co-pilot noticed the oil quantity falling rapidly. | India News

Air India Express Kochi-Abu Dhabi flight returns after engine oil warning; Boeing 737 lands safely in Kochi amid rising scrutiny of India’s aviation safety.