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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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Lessors Have Applied For Deregistration Of 54 Go First Planes: Government
In a written reply to Rajya Sabha, Minister of State for Civil Aviation V K Singh said the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has received applications from lessors for the deregistration of a total number of 54 aircraft leased to Go First.
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Near-Collision Between 2 Jets Headed To India, UAE Asked For Report
This is because another Emirates Boeing 777, scheduled to depart Dubai on a flight to Bengaluru crossed the runway just as the flight to Hyderabad had begun its take-off run.
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Buildings In Delhi's Vasant Kunj Ordered To Cut Height, Residents Worry
Aviation watchdog Director General of Civil Aviation's (DGCA) directive to Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to reduce the height of buildings and structures in four apartments -- Ganga, Yamuna, Narmada and Saraswati -- in D-6 society of Vasant Kunj
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International Flights To Remains Suspended Till April 30
Director General of Civil Aviation on Tuesday in a circular said that suspension of international flights has been further extended till April 30. However, international scheduled flights may be allowed on selected routes by the competent authority on case to case basis.
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Amsterdam-Delhi Flight Makes U-Turn As India Denies Permission To Land
A KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Amsterdam-Delhi flight with 90 Indians on board was forced to return on Friday amid scare over coronavirus or COVID-19 after civilian aviation authorities in India made it clear that it would not be permitted to land, sources have told NDTV. The KLM flight - KL0871- did not have an approved flight plan, according to offic...
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IndiGo Pilot Suspended For Abusing, Threatening Passenger In Wheelchair
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has suspended an IndiGo pilot accused for threatening a woman and her elderly mother over providing wheelchair assistanceon a Chennai-Bengaluru flight last month. The decision was taken after examining the pilot's response to a show cause notice issued soon after the incident.
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DGCA Asks Indian Fliers Not to Carry Older 15-Inch MacBook Pro Laptops
Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), the regulatory authority of civil aviation in India, has asked the air passengers in the country to stop carrying select models of 15-inch Apple MacBook Pro laptops.
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Mid-Air Collision Of International Flights Averted Over Mumbai
A mid-air collision between two international flights was averted at Mumbai air space following the activation of traffic collision avoidance systems (TCAS).
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UAE Bans Boeing 737 MAX 8 After Ethiopian Airlines Crash
The United Arab Emirates' General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) banned the operation of all Boeing 737 MAX models in UAE airspace, Emirates News Agency (WAM) said on Tuesday.
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9 Planes Make Emergency Route Changes After Bomb Threats In South America
Nine planes were forced to make emergency changes to their routes within Chilean, Argentine and Peruvian airspace on Thursday because of bomb threats issued to Chile's civil aviation authority, its director general told journalists.
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On Complaint To Cap Air Fares, Delhi High Court Wants Centre, Airport Authority To Reply
The Delhi High Court today sought responses from the Centre and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation on a complaint seeking capping of air fares charged by the various airlines in the country.
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Demolish Buildings Flouting Height Norms Near Airport: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday ordered the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and other agencies to demolish or reduce the height of over 100 buildings that are in violation of norms near the city airport within two months.
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Emirates Plane Crash Landed, Jet Was On Fire. Inquiry Will Take 3 Years.
The investigation into the Emirates jet crash landing at Dubai International on August 3 will take two to three years to complete, the director general of the United Arab Emirates General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) said on Sunday.
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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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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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Lessors Have Applied For Deregistration Of 54 Go First Planes: Government
In a written reply to Rajya Sabha, Minister of State for Civil Aviation V K Singh said the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has received applications from lessors for the deregistration of a total number of 54 aircraft leased to Go First.
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Near-Collision Between 2 Jets Headed To India, UAE Asked For Report
This is because another Emirates Boeing 777, scheduled to depart Dubai on a flight to Bengaluru crossed the runway just as the flight to Hyderabad had begun its take-off run.
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Buildings In Delhi's Vasant Kunj Ordered To Cut Height, Residents Worry
Aviation watchdog Director General of Civil Aviation's (DGCA) directive to Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to reduce the height of buildings and structures in four apartments -- Ganga, Yamuna, Narmada and Saraswati -- in D-6 society of Vasant Kunj
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International Flights To Remains Suspended Till April 30
Director General of Civil Aviation on Tuesday in a circular said that suspension of international flights has been further extended till April 30. However, international scheduled flights may be allowed on selected routes by the competent authority on case to case basis.
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Amsterdam-Delhi Flight Makes U-Turn As India Denies Permission To Land
A KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Amsterdam-Delhi flight with 90 Indians on board was forced to return on Friday amid scare over coronavirus or COVID-19 after civilian aviation authorities in India made it clear that it would not be permitted to land, sources have told NDTV. The KLM flight - KL0871- did not have an approved flight plan, according to offic...
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IndiGo Pilot Suspended For Abusing, Threatening Passenger In Wheelchair
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has suspended an IndiGo pilot accused for threatening a woman and her elderly mother over providing wheelchair assistanceon a Chennai-Bengaluru flight last month. The decision was taken after examining the pilot's response to a show cause notice issued soon after the incident.
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DGCA Asks Indian Fliers Not to Carry Older 15-Inch MacBook Pro Laptops
Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), the regulatory authority of civil aviation in India, has asked the air passengers in the country to stop carrying select models of 15-inch Apple MacBook Pro laptops.
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Mid-Air Collision Of International Flights Averted Over Mumbai
A mid-air collision between two international flights was averted at Mumbai air space following the activation of traffic collision avoidance systems (TCAS).
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UAE Bans Boeing 737 MAX 8 After Ethiopian Airlines Crash
The United Arab Emirates' General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) banned the operation of all Boeing 737 MAX models in UAE airspace, Emirates News Agency (WAM) said on Tuesday.
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9 Planes Make Emergency Route Changes After Bomb Threats In South America
Nine planes were forced to make emergency changes to their routes within Chilean, Argentine and Peruvian airspace on Thursday because of bomb threats issued to Chile's civil aviation authority, its director general told journalists.
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On Complaint To Cap Air Fares, Delhi High Court Wants Centre, Airport Authority To Reply
The Delhi High Court today sought responses from the Centre and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation on a complaint seeking capping of air fares charged by the various airlines in the country.
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Demolish Buildings Flouting Height Norms Near Airport: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday ordered the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and other agencies to demolish or reduce the height of over 100 buildings that are in violation of norms near the city airport within two months.
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Emirates Plane Crash Landed, Jet Was On Fire. Inquiry Will Take 3 Years.
The investigation into the Emirates jet crash landing at Dubai International on August 3 will take two to three years to complete, the director general of the United Arab Emirates General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) said on Sunday.
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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.
