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A source revealed that they have successfully completed the DGCA recertification process for CAR 145 maintenance at Baramati. The institute's operations were halted late last year following several incidents.
The airport doctor in Mumbai was summoned, and the passenger was swiftly transported to Nanavati Hospital in a MIAL Ambulance. Regrettably, the medical professionals at Nanavati Hospital confirmed that Mr. Patel did not survive.
Guidelines issues by DGCA to curb the potential problems arising from jamming and spoofing of the GNSS
The Delhi High Court has rescheduled the hearing of Akasa Air's case against the DGCA to March 12, 2024.
DGCA has suspended the approval of Air India’s flight safety head for a month due to serious lapses found during an inspection.
A two-judge bench of the Delhi High Court on July 11 deferred to July 12.
DGCA issued an order on Monday instructing the bankrupt Indian airline Go First to immediately cease selling aircraft tickets until further instructions are issued.
InterGlobe Aviation, the parent company of IndiGo, had a 2.37% decline in its stock price, reaching an intraday low of Rs 1,974.65. SpiceJet's shares dipped 1.4% while Jet Airways' stock increased 4.5%.
Amidst an increase in bird strike instances, DGCA issues rules to reduce occurrences of planes colliding with birds and other animals at airports throughout India.
SpiceJet is facing some turbulent times that have caused its share prices at the Bombay Stock Exchange to tumble around 42-43 per cent so far this year.
The development follows several reports of passengers being denied boarding by a number of airlines despite having valid tickets and arriving on time.
Tattered seat covers, broken head rests, arm rests taped and dysfunctional seat-back entertainment screens problems major concerns for Tata Sons
Jet Airways completed all proving flights on May 17 and is currently waiting for the DGCA to grant it an air operator certificate (AOC). The airline conducted the second — and final — set of two proving flights with 31 people aboard, including officials from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, according to sources (DGCA).
On Jan 7, 2022, two IndiGo flights 6E 455 (Bengaluru - Kolkata) and 6E 246 (Bengaluru - Bhubaneswar) were involved in breach of separation at Bangalore airport," DGCA official told ANI.
Scheduled international passenger flights have been halted in India since March 23 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The aviation authority has increased the ban many times since then.
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