The DGCA has ordered a suspension of all Airbus A320 family aircraft operations in India until airlines complete required safety modifications. This directive affects the A318, A319, A320, and A321 models. The decision follows a serious incident involving a JetBlue A320 that unexpectedly pitched downward, leading to passenger hospitalizations. Airbus identified that intense solar radiation could corrupt critical flight control data, prompting the European Union Aviation Safety Agency to issue an emergency directive. Airlines such as IndiGo and Air India, which operate a significant number of A320s, are now adjusting their flight schedules and conducting urgent software and hardware updates. The modifications are expected to take two to three days, with airlines aiming to resume normal operations shortly thereafter. Both airlines have communicated potential delays to passengers, emphasizing their commitment to safety.