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From Verbal Abuse To Cockpit Breach, How Aviation Body Is Redefining Punishment For Unruly Flyers
The DGCA has proposed sweeping changes that seeks to strengthen aircraft safety, restore onboard discipline, and give airlines greater authority to act swiftly against those who misbehave
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Aviation Safety Body Directs Increased Security At Airports Due To Potential Terror Threat
The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has directed all stakeholders to enhance security at airports due to a potential threat from a terror group during the period from September 22 to October 2.
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IIT Madras Launches Aviation Safety Management Course In Collaboration With French University
Working professionals in the Aviation industry, senior and mid-level managers in state authorities run aviation operators.
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"Avoid Flying With A Russian Airline", UK Urges Citizens
British citizens should avoid Russian airlines due to safety concerns, following a decision by Britain's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to put Russia on a safety watchlist, transport minister Grant Shapps said on Friday.
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Boeing 737 MAX Planes Airworthy After Taking "Corrective Actions": China
China said Boeing's 737 MAX planes were airworthy after taking "corrective actions" to improve their safety, according to an aviation authority directive seen by AFP Thursday, following the aeroplanes being grounded in 2019 after two fatal accidents.
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Aviation Regulators Free Up Mahindra's GA8 Planes To Fly
Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) said the precautionary suspension was triggered by initial information that the plane had broken up in flight.
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Thailand Aviation Regulator Suspends Boeing 737 Max 9 Flights For A Week
The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand said on Wednesday it is suspending the use of the Boeing Co's 737 Max 9 due to safety concerns.
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North Korea Missile Test Raises Flight Safety Concerns
A North Korean ballistic missile was seen by the crew of several airliners last week, aviation authorities said Wednesday, raising concerns about the threat to civilian flights posed by Pyongyang's unannounced tests.
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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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61 Cases Of Falling Glass At Chennai Airport? An Explanation Is Sought
On nearly 61 different occasions at the Chennai airport, pieces of glass - some from its ceiling - have allegedly fallen on or around passengers, a safety lapse that now has to be explained by the Civil Aviation Ministry.
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From Verbal Abuse To Cockpit Breach, How Aviation Body Is Redefining Punishment For Unruly Flyers
The DGCA has proposed sweeping changes that seeks to strengthen aircraft safety, restore onboard discipline, and give airlines greater authority to act swiftly against those who misbehave
-
Aviation Safety Body Directs Increased Security At Airports Due To Potential Terror Threat
The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has directed all stakeholders to enhance security at airports due to a potential threat from a terror group during the period from September 22 to October 2.
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IIT Madras Launches Aviation Safety Management Course In Collaboration With French University
Working professionals in the Aviation industry, senior and mid-level managers in state authorities run aviation operators.
-
"Avoid Flying With A Russian Airline", UK Urges Citizens
British citizens should avoid Russian airlines due to safety concerns, following a decision by Britain's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to put Russia on a safety watchlist, transport minister Grant Shapps said on Friday.
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Boeing 737 MAX Planes Airworthy After Taking "Corrective Actions": China
China said Boeing's 737 MAX planes were airworthy after taking "corrective actions" to improve their safety, according to an aviation authority directive seen by AFP Thursday, following the aeroplanes being grounded in 2019 after two fatal accidents.
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Aviation Regulators Free Up Mahindra's GA8 Planes To Fly
Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) said the precautionary suspension was triggered by initial information that the plane had broken up in flight.
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Thailand Aviation Regulator Suspends Boeing 737 Max 9 Flights For A Week
The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand said on Wednesday it is suspending the use of the Boeing Co's 737 Max 9 due to safety concerns.
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North Korea Missile Test Raises Flight Safety Concerns
A North Korean ballistic missile was seen by the crew of several airliners last week, aviation authorities said Wednesday, raising concerns about the threat to civilian flights posed by Pyongyang's unannounced tests.
-
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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61 Cases Of Falling Glass At Chennai Airport? An Explanation Is Sought
On nearly 61 different occasions at the Chennai airport, pieces of glass - some from its ceiling - have allegedly fallen on or around passengers, a safety lapse that now has to be explained by the Civil Aviation Ministry.
