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48 Air Passengers Placed On 'No-Fly List' Till July 30 This Year: Centre
Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol has informed the Rajya Sabha that 48 people have been placed on the 'no-fly list' till July 30 this year.
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9 Notices To Air India In 6 Months For Safety Violations: Government
Nine show cause notices have been issued to Air India in connection with five safety violations in the last six months, the Civil Aviation ministry informed Rajya Sabha today in response to a series of queries from MPs.
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Aviation Body Gives Nod To Air India, IndiGo To Import 970 Planes: Centre
"Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has granted in-principle approval to Air India Ltd and Interglobe Aviation Ltd (IndiGo) for import of 470 and 500 aircraft, respectively," Minister of State for Civil Aviation VK Singh said in Rajya Sabha
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Supreme Court Notice To Airlines, Regulator Over Pee-Gate Victim's Petition
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to examine the plea of a 72-year-old woman, on whom a male co-passenger urinated on board an Air India flight seeking a direction to the Centre, regulator DGCA and airlines to frame an SOP to deal with such events.
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Centre Undertakes Series of Reform Measures to Make India Global Drone Hub by 2030, MoS Civil Aviation Says
The government has taken various steps to make India a global drone hub by 2030, Minister of State for Civil Aviation VK Singh told the Rajya Sabha on Monday. The Centre has notified the Liberalised Drone Rules, 2021, and a PLI scheme for drones, published the Drone Airspace Map and UAS traffic management policy framework last year, among other mea...
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Centre To Respond To Plea To Scrap COVID-19 Self-Declaration Form For Flights
Delhi High Court sought response of the Centre and aviation body DGCA on a plea seeking to do away with the mandatory online self-declaration form which has to be filled up by the passengers before boarding a flight that they are Covid negative.
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Centre Allows BCCI To Use Drones To Record Cricket Matches
Indian aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and the Civil Aviation Ministry have given conditional permissions to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for aerial filming of cricket matches this year.
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Top Court Notice To Centre, Aviation Body Over Refund Of Cancelled Air Tickets
The Supreme Court Monday sought responses from the Centre and DGCA on a plea seeking directions to airlines operating domestic and international fights in India to refund full amount collected for tickets due to cancellation of flights in wake of the lockdown and restrictions imposed to contain COVID-19 pandemic.
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High Court Seeks Response Of Centre On Ban On Passenger Travel From Europe
The Delhi High Court Friday sought response of the Centre and Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on a petition challenging the Centre's circular prohibiting travel of passengers from European Union, UK, Turkey and European free trade association member nations from March 18 onwards to contain the spread of coronavirus pandemic.
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"Don't Know About Tomorrow But Nothing To Worry About Today": J&K Governor
Jammu and Kashmir Governor Satya Pal Malik on Saturday said that while he cannot predict the fate of the state's special status, there was "nothing to worry" about for now. The remark came hours after National Conference leader Omar Abdullah met him to enquire if the centre was planning to make a move in this direction.
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Safety Management System Of 5 Airlines Found Deficient: Centre
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation has conducted safety audits of Air India Express, SpiceJet, AirAsia, IndiGo and GoAir and it found the implementation of their safety management system "to be deficient", the government informed Rajya Sabha Wednesday.
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Centre Says Looking Into Concerns Flagged By US Aviation Watchdog
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) of USA, which conducted an audit of India's aviation watchdog DGCA, has made certain "observations" related to regulatory and guidance material, on which time-bound action will be taken, an official statement said today.
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Court Seeks Centre, Aviation Body's Stand On Plea Over Pilots' Duty Limitations
The Delhi High Court today sought the stands of the Centre and aviation regulator DGCA on the pleas of Air India and Federation of Indian Airlines (FIA), a body of major Indian airlines, on the issue of changes in the stipulated flight and duty time limitations (FDTL) of pilots.
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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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Commercial Seaplanes Will Soon Connect Smaller Towns In India: Centre
Commercial seaplane service connecting smaller towns in the country is set to become a reality soon as a proposal in this regard has been found "feasible" and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) would come out with a set of regulations within 45 days, the government said on Monday.
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48 Air Passengers Placed On 'No-Fly List' Till July 30 This Year: Centre
Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol has informed the Rajya Sabha that 48 people have been placed on the 'no-fly list' till July 30 this year.
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9 Notices To Air India In 6 Months For Safety Violations: Government
Nine show cause notices have been issued to Air India in connection with five safety violations in the last six months, the Civil Aviation ministry informed Rajya Sabha today in response to a series of queries from MPs.
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Aviation Body Gives Nod To Air India, IndiGo To Import 970 Planes: Centre
"Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has granted in-principle approval to Air India Ltd and Interglobe Aviation Ltd (IndiGo) for import of 470 and 500 aircraft, respectively," Minister of State for Civil Aviation VK Singh said in Rajya Sabha
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Supreme Court Notice To Airlines, Regulator Over Pee-Gate Victim's Petition
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to examine the plea of a 72-year-old woman, on whom a male co-passenger urinated on board an Air India flight seeking a direction to the Centre, regulator DGCA and airlines to frame an SOP to deal with such events.
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Centre Undertakes Series of Reform Measures to Make India Global Drone Hub by 2030, MoS Civil Aviation Says
The government has taken various steps to make India a global drone hub by 2030, Minister of State for Civil Aviation VK Singh told the Rajya Sabha on Monday. The Centre has notified the Liberalised Drone Rules, 2021, and a PLI scheme for drones, published the Drone Airspace Map and UAS traffic management policy framework last year, among other mea...
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Centre To Respond To Plea To Scrap COVID-19 Self-Declaration Form For Flights
Delhi High Court sought response of the Centre and aviation body DGCA on a plea seeking to do away with the mandatory online self-declaration form which has to be filled up by the passengers before boarding a flight that they are Covid negative.
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Centre Allows BCCI To Use Drones To Record Cricket Matches
Indian aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and the Civil Aviation Ministry have given conditional permissions to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for aerial filming of cricket matches this year.
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Top Court Notice To Centre, Aviation Body Over Refund Of Cancelled Air Tickets
The Supreme Court Monday sought responses from the Centre and DGCA on a plea seeking directions to airlines operating domestic and international fights in India to refund full amount collected for tickets due to cancellation of flights in wake of the lockdown and restrictions imposed to contain COVID-19 pandemic.
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High Court Seeks Response Of Centre On Ban On Passenger Travel From Europe
The Delhi High Court Friday sought response of the Centre and Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on a petition challenging the Centre's circular prohibiting travel of passengers from European Union, UK, Turkey and European free trade association member nations from March 18 onwards to contain the spread of coronavirus pandemic.
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"Don't Know About Tomorrow But Nothing To Worry About Today": J&K Governor
Jammu and Kashmir Governor Satya Pal Malik on Saturday said that while he cannot predict the fate of the state's special status, there was "nothing to worry" about for now. The remark came hours after National Conference leader Omar Abdullah met him to enquire if the centre was planning to make a move in this direction.
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Safety Management System Of 5 Airlines Found Deficient: Centre
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation has conducted safety audits of Air India Express, SpiceJet, AirAsia, IndiGo and GoAir and it found the implementation of their safety management system "to be deficient", the government informed Rajya Sabha Wednesday.
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Centre Says Looking Into Concerns Flagged By US Aviation Watchdog
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) of USA, which conducted an audit of India's aviation watchdog DGCA, has made certain "observations" related to regulatory and guidance material, on which time-bound action will be taken, an official statement said today.
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Court Seeks Centre, Aviation Body's Stand On Plea Over Pilots' Duty Limitations
The Delhi High Court today sought the stands of the Centre and aviation regulator DGCA on the pleas of Air India and Federation of Indian Airlines (FIA), a body of major Indian airlines, on the issue of changes in the stipulated flight and duty time limitations (FDTL) of pilots.
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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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Commercial Seaplanes Will Soon Connect Smaller Towns In India: Centre
Commercial seaplane service connecting smaller towns in the country is set to become a reality soon as a proposal in this regard has been found "feasible" and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) would come out with a set of regulations within 45 days, the government said on Monday.
