French airline Air Corsica has removed some of its turboprop aircraft from service following reports from pilots of toxic fumes leaking into the cockpit, which caused them to suffer from migraines. The incidents have raised concerns about cabin air quality and passenger safety in the aviation industry. The specific models affected were not immediately disclosed, though the airline confirmed that flight operations have been disrupted as a result of the grounding.

Investigations are ongoing to determine the source of the fumes and assess potential health risks to crew and passengers. Air Corsica, which operates as a subsidiary of Air France-KLM, has not commented further on the number of planes impacted or the timeline for their return to service. The situation adds to ongoing scrutiny of aircraft maintenance and air quality standards across commercial aviation fleets worldwide.