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On US System Outage, Aviation Body DGCA Says Operations Normal In India
Aviation regulator DGCA said operations are normal at all airports in the country, and as of now, "there does not seem to be a cause for concern" amid air traffic in the United States getting affected due to a technical failure.
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No Timeline On Boeing MAX Return To Skies: US Regulator
The United States aviation regulator is under no time pressure to give permission for the troubled Boeing 737 MAX to return to the skies, its chief said Wednesday.
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US Airlines' Website Changes To Taiwan References 'Incomplete': China
Forty of 44 international airlines have amended their website references to Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, China's civil aviation regulator said on Thursday, adding that measures taken by U.S. airlines were still incomplete.
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India's Aviation Safety Rating Gets Upgraded by United States
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has upgraded India's aviation safety rating, in a boost for Indian airlines which can now increase the number of flights they operate to the United States.
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Aviation regulator increases pilots' licence renewal period from 2 to 5 years: report
In a bid to enhance efficiency of air operations, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Friday decided to enhance the period of pilots' licence renewal from two to five years, according to officials, and subject to the airlines and the cockpit crew meeting all other requirements like medical checks.
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Dreamliner problems: Boeing likely to submit action plan to Air India
Aircraft manufacturer Boeing is likely to submit a time-bound action plan to fix the perennial technical problems being faced by the Dreamliners in Air India's fleet to aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) next week.
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US regulator downgrades India's aviation safety ranking
The FAA has downgraded India to Category 2 from Category 1, Prabhat Kumar, India's director general of civil aviation, was quoted by the paper as saying.
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Japan gives green signal to resume Boeing Dreamliner flights
Japanese aviation regulators on Friday gave a formal green light to restarting Boeing Dreamliner flights, clearing the way for the troubled aircraft to fly again after a three-month grounding.
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Federal Aviation Administration approves Boeing Dreamliner battery system design
US regulators on Friday approved a revamped battery system for Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner, a crucial step in returning the high-tech jet to service after it was grounded in January because the plane's lithium-ion batteries overheated.
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Boeing 787 battery woes put FAA approval under scrutiny
In 2007, US regulators cleared Boeing's use of a highly flammable battery in the 787 Dreamliner, deciding it was safe to let the lithium-ion battery burn out if it caught fire mid-air as long as the flames were contained, and smoke and fumes vented properly, according to the documents reviewed by Reuters.
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On US System Outage, Aviation Body DGCA Says Operations Normal In India
Aviation regulator DGCA said operations are normal at all airports in the country, and as of now, "there does not seem to be a cause for concern" amid air traffic in the United States getting affected due to a technical failure.
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No Timeline On Boeing MAX Return To Skies: US Regulator
The United States aviation regulator is under no time pressure to give permission for the troubled Boeing 737 MAX to return to the skies, its chief said Wednesday.
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US Airlines' Website Changes To Taiwan References 'Incomplete': China
Forty of 44 international airlines have amended their website references to Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, China's civil aviation regulator said on Thursday, adding that measures taken by U.S. airlines were still incomplete.
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India's Aviation Safety Rating Gets Upgraded by United States
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has upgraded India's aviation safety rating, in a boost for Indian airlines which can now increase the number of flights they operate to the United States.
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Aviation regulator increases pilots' licence renewal period from 2 to 5 years: report
In a bid to enhance efficiency of air operations, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Friday decided to enhance the period of pilots' licence renewal from two to five years, according to officials, and subject to the airlines and the cockpit crew meeting all other requirements like medical checks.
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Dreamliner problems: Boeing likely to submit action plan to Air India
Aircraft manufacturer Boeing is likely to submit a time-bound action plan to fix the perennial technical problems being faced by the Dreamliners in Air India's fleet to aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) next week.
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US regulator downgrades India's aviation safety ranking
The FAA has downgraded India to Category 2 from Category 1, Prabhat Kumar, India's director general of civil aviation, was quoted by the paper as saying.
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Japan gives green signal to resume Boeing Dreamliner flights
Japanese aviation regulators on Friday gave a formal green light to restarting Boeing Dreamliner flights, clearing the way for the troubled aircraft to fly again after a three-month grounding.
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Federal Aviation Administration approves Boeing Dreamliner battery system design
US regulators on Friday approved a revamped battery system for Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner, a crucial step in returning the high-tech jet to service after it was grounded in January because the plane's lithium-ion batteries overheated.
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Boeing 787 battery woes put FAA approval under scrutiny
In 2007, US regulators cleared Boeing's use of a highly flammable battery in the 787 Dreamliner, deciding it was safe to let the lithium-ion battery burn out if it caught fire mid-air as long as the flames were contained, and smoke and fumes vented properly, according to the documents reviewed by Reuters.
