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Aviation Watchdog Advises Airlines On Passenger Services Amid Airspace Closure
Aviation watchdog DGCA on Saturday issued an advisory to airlines on providing proper communication and in-flight catering services to passengers as international flights are having longer flying time due to the Pakistan airspace closure.
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Airlines, Airports Told To Increase Women Staff To 25% Of Workforce
Civil aviation regulator DGCA has issued an advisory to airports and airlines to increase the number of women employees in their organisations to ensure more gender equality in the aviation sector.
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Planes Losing GPS Signal Over Middle-East, Indian Regulator Flags Threat
Concerned over reports that civilian aircrafts may sometimes be flying blind over parts of the Middle East, the civil aviation regulator DGCA has issued an advisory to all Indian airlines.
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Aviation Regulator Issues Advisory Ahead Of Uttarakhand Char Dham Yatra
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) today issued a circular for the conduct of helicopter pilgrimage operation for 2023.
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DGCA Asks Airlines, Airports To Take Measures To Fight Coronavirus
Amid a coronavirus scare, the DGCA on Tuesday asked airlines and airports to take specific measures such as providing protective gears like surgical masks and gloves to crew members and passengers and having multiple hand sanitising points at terminals.
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Airlines Get Monsoon Manual After SpiceJet Plane Overshoots Mumbai Runway
Aviation regulator DGCA has asked airlines that safety cannot be compromised at any cost and has asked them to ensure that pilots don't use an "unstabilised approach" while landing aircraft in bad weather. The advisory, titled "Monsoon Operations", comes after a SpiceJet plane overshot the runway during landing at the Mumbai airport amid heavy rain...
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Indian Authorities Await Official Word After US Issues New Flight Rules
Indian aviation authorities will wait for official communication from the US before deciding on whether to issue any travel advisory on use of big electronic devices in cabin baggage on flights.
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Airlines Asked To Stick To Advisory On Operating In Low Visibility
A day after 362 flights were delayed at Indira Gandhi International Airport due to weather and other issues, DGCA today directed domestic airlines to adhere to its advisory on operating aircraft in low visibility, making it clear that no flights be planned during zero visibility and only CAT III aircraft be scheduled in fog.
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Aviation Regulator May Issue New Advisory For Samsung Galaxy Note7 On Planes
The DGCA, in a public notice on September 12, had advised air travellers "not to turn on or charge the device and also not to stow them in their check-in baggage."
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DGCA May Issue New Advisory on Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Phones
"We are touch with the FAA over the issue, and if it revisits these guidelines, we will also issue a fresh advisory on the use of device."
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Charge low fares to prevent seats going empty: Government tells airlines
Concerned over flight seats going empty, the government has asked Indian carriers why could they not charge low spot fares on the travel date to fill up about 30 per cent of their seats that go vacant.
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Aviation Watchdog Advises Airlines On Passenger Services Amid Airspace Closure
Aviation watchdog DGCA on Saturday issued an advisory to airlines on providing proper communication and in-flight catering services to passengers as international flights are having longer flying time due to the Pakistan airspace closure.
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Airlines, Airports Told To Increase Women Staff To 25% Of Workforce
Civil aviation regulator DGCA has issued an advisory to airports and airlines to increase the number of women employees in their organisations to ensure more gender equality in the aviation sector.
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Planes Losing GPS Signal Over Middle-East, Indian Regulator Flags Threat
Concerned over reports that civilian aircrafts may sometimes be flying blind over parts of the Middle East, the civil aviation regulator DGCA has issued an advisory to all Indian airlines.
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Aviation Regulator Issues Advisory Ahead Of Uttarakhand Char Dham Yatra
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) today issued a circular for the conduct of helicopter pilgrimage operation for 2023.
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DGCA Asks Airlines, Airports To Take Measures To Fight Coronavirus
Amid a coronavirus scare, the DGCA on Tuesday asked airlines and airports to take specific measures such as providing protective gears like surgical masks and gloves to crew members and passengers and having multiple hand sanitising points at terminals.
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Airlines Get Monsoon Manual After SpiceJet Plane Overshoots Mumbai Runway
Aviation regulator DGCA has asked airlines that safety cannot be compromised at any cost and has asked them to ensure that pilots don't use an "unstabilised approach" while landing aircraft in bad weather. The advisory, titled "Monsoon Operations", comes after a SpiceJet plane overshot the runway during landing at the Mumbai airport amid heavy rain...
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Indian Authorities Await Official Word After US Issues New Flight Rules
Indian aviation authorities will wait for official communication from the US before deciding on whether to issue any travel advisory on use of big electronic devices in cabin baggage on flights.
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Airlines Asked To Stick To Advisory On Operating In Low Visibility
A day after 362 flights were delayed at Indira Gandhi International Airport due to weather and other issues, DGCA today directed domestic airlines to adhere to its advisory on operating aircraft in low visibility, making it clear that no flights be planned during zero visibility and only CAT III aircraft be scheduled in fog.
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Aviation Regulator May Issue New Advisory For Samsung Galaxy Note7 On Planes
The DGCA, in a public notice on September 12, had advised air travellers "not to turn on or charge the device and also not to stow them in their check-in baggage."
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DGCA May Issue New Advisory on Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Phones
"We are touch with the FAA over the issue, and if it revisits these guidelines, we will also issue a fresh advisory on the use of device."
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Charge low fares to prevent seats going empty: Government tells airlines
Concerned over flight seats going empty, the government has asked Indian carriers why could they not charge low spot fares on the travel date to fill up about 30 per cent of their seats that go vacant.
