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"Want To Put Culprits On No-Fly List": Aviation Minister On Hoax Bomb Calls
After nearly 100 flights received bomb threats in the week starting October 14, Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu has said safety is the government's top priority and rules are being amended to put people who make such calls on no-fly lists
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Ensure Children Below 13 Get Seats With Parents In Flight: Aviation Body To Airlines
Aviation body DGCA has asked all airlines to ensure that children up to the age of 12 years are allocated seats with at least one of their parents or guardians in a flight.
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"War Rooms At Airports": Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia's New Rules Over Flight Delays
Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Tuesday announced a six-point action plan to combat fog-induced disruptions to domestic and international commercial flight operations, which have resulted in the delay or cancellation of hundreds of flights.
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Airlines To Cancel Delayed Flights? New Rules Amid Fog Chaos
The regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) today issued guidelines to handle chaotic situations as was seen yesterday due to fog in Delhi airport.
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Commercial Pilot Licenses To Be Valid For 10 Years: Aviation Ministry
The Ministry said the amendments to the Aircraft Rules, 1937, notified on October 10, mark a crucial shift in promoting ease of doing business and ensuring safety and security within the aviation sector.
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Can't Interfere In Employment Contract, Aviation Regulator Tells Akasa Air
The aviation regulator - Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) authorities have ruled out intervening in a dispute between Akasa Air and its pilots after the budget carrier accused the regulator of inaction, a legal filing shows.
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Rules For Indian Carriers To Fly To International Destinations Eased
In order to simplify and facilitate the process for Indian carriers to start a new international destination, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation has reduced to only a 10-point checklist.
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India Eased Aircraft Leasing Rules To Meet Passenger Demand: Aviation Minister
India has taken steps to allow airlines to lease more aircraft to fill a gap in capacity as travel rebounds from the pandemic, the country's civil aviation minister said on Monday.
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Ensure Airlines Do Not Practice Predatory Pricing: Parliamentary Panel To Centre
The parliamentary panel observed that presently the surge in airfares does not reflect any sort of mechanism on part of the civil aviation ministry to control the fares, based on existing Aircraft Rules, 1937.
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Tejasvi Surya "Accidentally" Opened Emergency Door Of Plane: Minister
BJP member Tejasvi Surya had accidentally opened the emergency door of an IndiGo aircraft last month and the airline did not find the passenger in violation of any rule, according to the civil aviation ministry.
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Air Passengers To Be Reimbursed For Ticket Downgrades By Airlines From February 15
Airlines will reimburse 75 per cent of the ticket costs to passengers whose domestic flight tickets have been downgraded, with aviation regulator DGCA putting in place new norms.
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Centre Revises Covid Guidelines For Arrivals From 6 Nations. Details Here
The Ministry of Civil Aviation today issued revised Covid guidelines for passengers arriving in international flights, ahead of RT-PCR negative test report being made compulsory for travellers from six countries, including China and Thailand.
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Flyers To Soon Be Compensated If Airlines Downgrade Their Ticket. Details Here
Passengers will soon be compensated for any involuntary downgrade of their tickets for a particular class by an airline, with aviation regulator DGCA preparing to put in place new norms.
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Masks No Longer Compulsory During Air Travel, But Is Advisable: Government
The civil aviation ministry today said the use of masks is not compulsory during air travel but passengers should preferably use them amid the declining number of coronavirus cases.
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Centre Says Private Players Can Use Drones for Delivery Purposes Under Drone Rules 2021
Government has mentioned in a written reply to Rajya Sabha that private players in the country are free to use drones for delivery purposes subject to compliance with Drone Rules, 2021. MoS for Civil Aviation, General VK Singh (Retd), said that last year in September, the government notified the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme to promote t...
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"Want To Put Culprits On No-Fly List": Aviation Minister On Hoax Bomb Calls
After nearly 100 flights received bomb threats in the week starting October 14, Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu has said safety is the government's top priority and rules are being amended to put people who make such calls on no-fly lists
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Ensure Children Below 13 Get Seats With Parents In Flight: Aviation Body To Airlines
Aviation body DGCA has asked all airlines to ensure that children up to the age of 12 years are allocated seats with at least one of their parents or guardians in a flight.
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"War Rooms At Airports": Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia's New Rules Over Flight Delays
Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Tuesday announced a six-point action plan to combat fog-induced disruptions to domestic and international commercial flight operations, which have resulted in the delay or cancellation of hundreds of flights.
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Airlines To Cancel Delayed Flights? New Rules Amid Fog Chaos
The regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) today issued guidelines to handle chaotic situations as was seen yesterday due to fog in Delhi airport.
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Commercial Pilot Licenses To Be Valid For 10 Years: Aviation Ministry
The Ministry said the amendments to the Aircraft Rules, 1937, notified on October 10, mark a crucial shift in promoting ease of doing business and ensuring safety and security within the aviation sector.
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Can't Interfere In Employment Contract, Aviation Regulator Tells Akasa Air
The aviation regulator - Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) authorities have ruled out intervening in a dispute between Akasa Air and its pilots after the budget carrier accused the regulator of inaction, a legal filing shows.
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Rules For Indian Carriers To Fly To International Destinations Eased
In order to simplify and facilitate the process for Indian carriers to start a new international destination, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation has reduced to only a 10-point checklist.
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India Eased Aircraft Leasing Rules To Meet Passenger Demand: Aviation Minister
India has taken steps to allow airlines to lease more aircraft to fill a gap in capacity as travel rebounds from the pandemic, the country's civil aviation minister said on Monday.
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Ensure Airlines Do Not Practice Predatory Pricing: Parliamentary Panel To Centre
The parliamentary panel observed that presently the surge in airfares does not reflect any sort of mechanism on part of the civil aviation ministry to control the fares, based on existing Aircraft Rules, 1937.
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Tejasvi Surya "Accidentally" Opened Emergency Door Of Plane: Minister
BJP member Tejasvi Surya had accidentally opened the emergency door of an IndiGo aircraft last month and the airline did not find the passenger in violation of any rule, according to the civil aviation ministry.
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Air Passengers To Be Reimbursed For Ticket Downgrades By Airlines From February 15
Airlines will reimburse 75 per cent of the ticket costs to passengers whose domestic flight tickets have been downgraded, with aviation regulator DGCA putting in place new norms.
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Centre Revises Covid Guidelines For Arrivals From 6 Nations. Details Here
The Ministry of Civil Aviation today issued revised Covid guidelines for passengers arriving in international flights, ahead of RT-PCR negative test report being made compulsory for travellers from six countries, including China and Thailand.
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Flyers To Soon Be Compensated If Airlines Downgrade Their Ticket. Details Here
Passengers will soon be compensated for any involuntary downgrade of their tickets for a particular class by an airline, with aviation regulator DGCA preparing to put in place new norms.
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Masks No Longer Compulsory During Air Travel, But Is Advisable: Government
The civil aviation ministry today said the use of masks is not compulsory during air travel but passengers should preferably use them amid the declining number of coronavirus cases.
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Centre Says Private Players Can Use Drones for Delivery Purposes Under Drone Rules 2021
Government has mentioned in a written reply to Rajya Sabha that private players in the country are free to use drones for delivery purposes subject to compliance with Drone Rules, 2021. MoS for Civil Aviation, General VK Singh (Retd), said that last year in September, the government notified the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme to promote t...
