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Regulator Warns Of Jammed Rudder On Boeing 737, Puts Operators On Alert
The Indian aviation watchdog has introduced new safety measures for Boeing 737 aircraft after concerns over the potential risks with its rudder control systems. An aircraft rudder is a primary tool that controls the movement of the jet.
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Aviation Watchdog Orders Special Audit Of Flying Training Organisations Amid Recent Accidents
Aviation watchdog DGCA has ordered a special audit of flying training organisations in the country amid recent accidents involving training aircraft.
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Part Of Aircraft Engine Found Outside Delhi Airport; Watchdog Orders Probe
Aviation regulator DGCA has ordered a probe into the incident of an aircraft engine part found outside the Delhi airport, sources said on Wednesday.
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Regular Flight Cancelled For Team India? Aviation Watchdog Seeks Report From Air India
Aviation regulator DGCA has sought a report from Air India on reports that an aircraft that was to operate a scheduled flight has been deployed for flying out the Indian cricket team from Barbados, according to officials.
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Aviation Watchdog Revises Regulations To Boost Seaplane Operations
In a major leap towards sustainable and safe seaplane operations, the civil aviation regulator, DGCA, has revamped its regulatory provisions.
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Aviation Watchdog DGCA Seeks Daily Report On Vistara Flight Cancellations
Aviation watchdog DGCA has asked Vistara to submit a daily report on flight cancellations and delays as the Tata group airline cancelled more than 50 flights for the second straight day on Tuesday amid non-availability of pilots.
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Aviation Watchdog DGCA Defers Deadline For New Rules On Pilots' Rest, Duty Times
India's aviation watchdog has deferred a June 1 deadline for airlines to adopt new rules on rest and duty times for pilots, a notice on its website showed, but without stating a reason or a new target date.
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Air India Fined Rs 80 Lakh For Violating Crew Safety Guidelines
The national aviation watchdog has fined Air India Rs 80 lakh for violation of norms related to flight duty time limitations (FDTL) and fatigue management system of flight crew.
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More Rest Time, Cap On Landings During Night Ops To Tackle Pilot Fatigue
Increased weekly rest periods, redefining night duty, and submission of regular fatigue reports, cap on landings during night ops are some of the reforms introduced by the aviation watchdog to tackle pilot fatigue.
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Aviation Watchdog Notice To Air India For Non-Compliance With Norms
Aviation watchdog DGCA has issued a show cause notice to Air India for non-compliance with norms pertaining to facilities that are required to be provided to passengers.
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Simulator Training For A320 Pilots Suspended At Air India Facility: Report
DGCA has suspended simulator training activities for A320 pilots at Air India's facility in Hyderabad, close on the heels of suspending the training activities for Boeing pilots at the Tata Group-owned airline's facility in Mumbai.
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4 Tail Strikes In 6 Months, IndiGo Fined Rs 30 Lakh By Aviation Body
Aviation watchdog DGCA on Friday imposed a Rs 30 lakh fine on IndiGo for certain systemic deficiencies with respect to documentation pertaining to operations, training and engineering procedures.
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Aviation Body DGCA To Conduct Special Audit Of Go First Facilities Next Week
Aviation watchdog DGCA will conduct a special audit of grounded airline Go First's facilities in the national capital and Mumbai from July 4 to 6 before approving the revival plan for the resumption of flights, according to a senior official.
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Aviation Regulator DGCA Asks Go First To Submit Revival Plan Within 30 Days
Aviation watchdog DGCA has asked cash-strapped Go First to submit a comprehensive plan for the revival of its operations, including details about the availability of operational planes and pilots, within 30 days, a source said today.
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IndiGo Gets Aviation Watchdog Nod To Remove Technical Paper Manuals
IndiGo today said its Airbus aircraft are expected to be a bit lighter in weight following aviation safety regulator DGCA granting it approval to remove Technical Paper Manuals.
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Regulator Warns Of Jammed Rudder On Boeing 737, Puts Operators On Alert
The Indian aviation watchdog has introduced new safety measures for Boeing 737 aircraft after concerns over the potential risks with its rudder control systems. An aircraft rudder is a primary tool that controls the movement of the jet.
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Aviation Watchdog Orders Special Audit Of Flying Training Organisations Amid Recent Accidents
Aviation watchdog DGCA has ordered a special audit of flying training organisations in the country amid recent accidents involving training aircraft.
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Part Of Aircraft Engine Found Outside Delhi Airport; Watchdog Orders Probe
Aviation regulator DGCA has ordered a probe into the incident of an aircraft engine part found outside the Delhi airport, sources said on Wednesday.
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Regular Flight Cancelled For Team India? Aviation Watchdog Seeks Report From Air India
Aviation regulator DGCA has sought a report from Air India on reports that an aircraft that was to operate a scheduled flight has been deployed for flying out the Indian cricket team from Barbados, according to officials.
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Aviation Watchdog Revises Regulations To Boost Seaplane Operations
In a major leap towards sustainable and safe seaplane operations, the civil aviation regulator, DGCA, has revamped its regulatory provisions.
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Aviation Watchdog DGCA Seeks Daily Report On Vistara Flight Cancellations
Aviation watchdog DGCA has asked Vistara to submit a daily report on flight cancellations and delays as the Tata group airline cancelled more than 50 flights for the second straight day on Tuesday amid non-availability of pilots.
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Aviation Watchdog DGCA Defers Deadline For New Rules On Pilots' Rest, Duty Times
India's aviation watchdog has deferred a June 1 deadline for airlines to adopt new rules on rest and duty times for pilots, a notice on its website showed, but without stating a reason or a new target date.
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Air India Fined Rs 80 Lakh For Violating Crew Safety Guidelines
The national aviation watchdog has fined Air India Rs 80 lakh for violation of norms related to flight duty time limitations (FDTL) and fatigue management system of flight crew.
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More Rest Time, Cap On Landings During Night Ops To Tackle Pilot Fatigue
Increased weekly rest periods, redefining night duty, and submission of regular fatigue reports, cap on landings during night ops are some of the reforms introduced by the aviation watchdog to tackle pilot fatigue.
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Aviation Watchdog Notice To Air India For Non-Compliance With Norms
Aviation watchdog DGCA has issued a show cause notice to Air India for non-compliance with norms pertaining to facilities that are required to be provided to passengers.
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Simulator Training For A320 Pilots Suspended At Air India Facility: Report
DGCA has suspended simulator training activities for A320 pilots at Air India's facility in Hyderabad, close on the heels of suspending the training activities for Boeing pilots at the Tata Group-owned airline's facility in Mumbai.
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4 Tail Strikes In 6 Months, IndiGo Fined Rs 30 Lakh By Aviation Body
Aviation watchdog DGCA on Friday imposed a Rs 30 lakh fine on IndiGo for certain systemic deficiencies with respect to documentation pertaining to operations, training and engineering procedures.
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Aviation Body DGCA To Conduct Special Audit Of Go First Facilities Next Week
Aviation watchdog DGCA will conduct a special audit of grounded airline Go First's facilities in the national capital and Mumbai from July 4 to 6 before approving the revival plan for the resumption of flights, according to a senior official.
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Aviation Regulator DGCA Asks Go First To Submit Revival Plan Within 30 Days
Aviation watchdog DGCA has asked cash-strapped Go First to submit a comprehensive plan for the revival of its operations, including details about the availability of operational planes and pilots, within 30 days, a source said today.
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IndiGo Gets Aviation Watchdog Nod To Remove Technical Paper Manuals
IndiGo today said its Airbus aircraft are expected to be a bit lighter in weight following aviation safety regulator DGCA granting it approval to remove Technical Paper Manuals.
