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Akasa Air Gets Warning From Aviation Watchdog DGCA For Lapses
Aviation watchdog DGCA has issued a warning letter to Akasa Air's accountable manager Vinay Dube, who is also its founder and CEO, for regulatory lapses, days after the airline was warned for violating norms related to handling dangerous goods.
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Aviation Watchdog Issues Warning Letter To Akasa Air Over Regulatory Lapses
Aviation watchdog DGCA has issued a warning letter to Akasa Air's accountable manager Vinay Dube, who is also its founder and CEO, for regulatory lapses, days after the airline was warned for violating norms related to handling dangerous goods.
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'Jeopardising Safety': Regulator Warns Airlines Against Allowing People In Cockpit
After two recent incidents of pilots allowing passengers into the cockpit, the aviation regulator has warned airlines against the practice and said that it may jeopardise the safety of aircraft operations.
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Aviation Watchdog Warns Airlines Against Offering Unserviceable Seats
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA)on Tuesday warned airlines against offering unserviceable seats to passengers on their domestic and international flights.
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Boot Passengers Who Don't Wear Masks Properly, Watchdog Tells Airlines
Airlines must turn back passengers who do not wear their mask "properly" despite repeated warnings, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Saturday said, asking them to ensure air travellers strictly follow COVID-19 safety rules.
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After Kangana Ranaut Flight Chaos, Regulator's Tough Warning For Airlines
Amid controversy over media frenzy on Kangana Ranaut's flight from Chandigarh to Mumbai on Wednesday, aviation regulator - the Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA- has warned the airlines with a suspension for two weeks if violation of government-mandated rules are reported on a passenger aircraft.
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India Warns Of Risk To Planes As Wildlife Flourishes At Airports
Birds and other animals could present a greater threat to aircraft in India as the coronavirus limits human activity including wildlife management at airports, the country's aviation regulator warned Monday.
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As Mumbai Braces For Cyclone, Airlines Warned To Be Alert
The civil aviation regulator DGCA has cautioned airlines about the dangers of operating during monsoon and stormy conditions, especially at a time when a cyclone is barrelling towards Maharashtra and Gujarat and after a prolonged period of not taking to the skies due to the coronavirus lockdown.
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IndiGo Planes With Faulty Engines Face Catastrophic Situation: Regulator
Worried by an alert by the US aviation watchdog, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA has warned IndiGo Airlines that its Airbus A-320 NEO airliners could face a catastrophic situationif they continue to operate with unmodified engines.
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Top Aviation Boss Gets Salary-Stop Warning From Court Over Airline Poop
The National Green Tribunal has rapped the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) for "repeated defiance" on issuing circular to airlines operating at the IGI Airport here to ensure that they do not empty toilet tanks midair.
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Aviation Authority Asks Airlines To Put In Place E-Cigarette Policy
Domestic airlines have been asked by the civil aviation regulator to formulate a policy on handling of electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes, and display warnings inside lavatories and passenger briefing cards as part of the cabin safety measures.
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We're Highly Stressed in Cockpit, Say Air India Pilots in Salary Dispute
Weeks after the Germanwings crash in the French Alps in which 150 people died, allegedly because the co-pilot deliberately flew the plane into a mountain, Air India pilots who are warring with the airline over salaries, have warned that they are "highly-stressed and financially over-burdened". This, they say in a letter to civil aviation regulator ...
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Two Planes of Foreign Airlines Flying Over Arabian Sea Near Mumbai Came Dangerously Close: Sources
Two planes flying over the Arabian Sea came so close to each other on Monday morning that they were issued an emergency warning by the planes' on board collision avoidance systems.
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Aviation Regulator Warns of Suspending Licences of 140 Jet Pilots: Report
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has cracked down on nearly 140 Jet Airways pilots for continuing to fly without clearing mandatory biannual exams and issued show cause notices to the airline questioning its pilot training programme.
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Note about Kingfisher safety is missing, says former DGCA
Bharat Bhushan, who was dismissed abruptly as the chief of airline regulator, the DGCA, has warned that a crucial document written by him on Kingfisher Airlines appears to have been removed from records. Mr Bhushan has written to his successor, Prashant Sukul, to alert him that just a day before he was dismissed, he noted his concerns about how Ki...
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Akasa Air Gets Warning From Aviation Watchdog DGCA For Lapses
Aviation watchdog DGCA has issued a warning letter to Akasa Air's accountable manager Vinay Dube, who is also its founder and CEO, for regulatory lapses, days after the airline was warned for violating norms related to handling dangerous goods.
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Aviation Watchdog Issues Warning Letter To Akasa Air Over Regulatory Lapses
Aviation watchdog DGCA has issued a warning letter to Akasa Air's accountable manager Vinay Dube, who is also its founder and CEO, for regulatory lapses, days after the airline was warned for violating norms related to handling dangerous goods.
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'Jeopardising Safety': Regulator Warns Airlines Against Allowing People In Cockpit
After two recent incidents of pilots allowing passengers into the cockpit, the aviation regulator has warned airlines against the practice and said that it may jeopardise the safety of aircraft operations.
-
Aviation Watchdog Warns Airlines Against Offering Unserviceable Seats
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA)on Tuesday warned airlines against offering unserviceable seats to passengers on their domestic and international flights.
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Boot Passengers Who Don't Wear Masks Properly, Watchdog Tells Airlines
Airlines must turn back passengers who do not wear their mask "properly" despite repeated warnings, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Saturday said, asking them to ensure air travellers strictly follow COVID-19 safety rules.
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After Kangana Ranaut Flight Chaos, Regulator's Tough Warning For Airlines
Amid controversy over media frenzy on Kangana Ranaut's flight from Chandigarh to Mumbai on Wednesday, aviation regulator - the Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA- has warned the airlines with a suspension for two weeks if violation of government-mandated rules are reported on a passenger aircraft.
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India Warns Of Risk To Planes As Wildlife Flourishes At Airports
Birds and other animals could present a greater threat to aircraft in India as the coronavirus limits human activity including wildlife management at airports, the country's aviation regulator warned Monday.
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As Mumbai Braces For Cyclone, Airlines Warned To Be Alert
The civil aviation regulator DGCA has cautioned airlines about the dangers of operating during monsoon and stormy conditions, especially at a time when a cyclone is barrelling towards Maharashtra and Gujarat and after a prolonged period of not taking to the skies due to the coronavirus lockdown.
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IndiGo Planes With Faulty Engines Face Catastrophic Situation: Regulator
Worried by an alert by the US aviation watchdog, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA has warned IndiGo Airlines that its Airbus A-320 NEO airliners could face a catastrophic situationif they continue to operate with unmodified engines.
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Top Aviation Boss Gets Salary-Stop Warning From Court Over Airline Poop
The National Green Tribunal has rapped the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) for "repeated defiance" on issuing circular to airlines operating at the IGI Airport here to ensure that they do not empty toilet tanks midair.
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Aviation Authority Asks Airlines To Put In Place E-Cigarette Policy
Domestic airlines have been asked by the civil aviation regulator to formulate a policy on handling of electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes, and display warnings inside lavatories and passenger briefing cards as part of the cabin safety measures.
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We're Highly Stressed in Cockpit, Say Air India Pilots in Salary Dispute
Weeks after the Germanwings crash in the French Alps in which 150 people died, allegedly because the co-pilot deliberately flew the plane into a mountain, Air India pilots who are warring with the airline over salaries, have warned that they are "highly-stressed and financially over-burdened". This, they say in a letter to civil aviation regulator ...
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Two Planes of Foreign Airlines Flying Over Arabian Sea Near Mumbai Came Dangerously Close: Sources
Two planes flying over the Arabian Sea came so close to each other on Monday morning that they were issued an emergency warning by the planes' on board collision avoidance systems.
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Aviation Regulator Warns of Suspending Licences of 140 Jet Pilots: Report
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has cracked down on nearly 140 Jet Airways pilots for continuing to fly without clearing mandatory biannual exams and issued show cause notices to the airline questioning its pilot training programme.
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Note about Kingfisher safety is missing, says former DGCA
Bharat Bhushan, who was dismissed abruptly as the chief of airline regulator, the DGCA, has warned that a crucial document written by him on Kingfisher Airlines appears to have been removed from records. Mr Bhushan has written to his successor, Prashant Sukul, to alert him that just a day before he was dismissed, he noted his concerns about how Ki...
