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Want To Try Skydiving In India? These 5 Places Are Worth The Freefall
Skydiving used to be one of those things you did in Dubai or New Zealand. Now, Indians are ticking it off their list without even crossing state lines. From Mysore to Deesa, skydiving centres have seen a spike in interest.
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Delhi Cloud Seeding Trials Green Lit: When, Where They Will Be Conducted
Delhi is set to witness its first-ever cloud seeding flights starting this August after the Directorate General of Civil Aviation granted final approval for airborne trials.
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Explained: How To Become A Pilot After Class 12th In India
To become a commercial pilot, you must enroll in a flight training school approved by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
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Amravati Airport Gets Aviation Body's Nod, Flights To Operate By Month-End: D Fadnavis
The Amravati airport has received aerodrome licence from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and Alliance Air will operate flights from the facility to Mumbai by the end of the month, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said.
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Aviation Body Takes Action Against Senior Akasa Air Pilot Over Lapses
Aviation watchdog DGCA has withdrawn the Line Training Captain approval given to an Akasa Air pilot for lapses in landing of a passenger aircraft in March 2024, till further orders, according to sources.
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Air India To Induct Two A350 Planes This Year: Report
Air India will induct two A350 aircraft this year for which it has received DGCA approval and expects to have six such planes in its fleet by the end of March 2024, according to officials.
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IndiGo To Operate Delhi-Tashkent Direct Flight From September 6
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has approved the operations of Indigo Airlines to Tashkent with effect from September 6. A senior DGCA official informed that IndiGo has been given approval to operate between Delhi and Tashkent four days a
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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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Go First Gets Regulator Approval To Resume Flights, But There Are Conditions
The airline's flight resumption plan, amended on July 15, proposes operating 15 aircraft with 114 daily flights.
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Aviation Body DGCA To Conduct Special Audit Of Go First Facilities Next Week
Aviation watchdog DGCA will conduct a special audit of grounded airline Go First's facilities in the national capital and Mumbai from July 4 to 6 before approving the revival plan for the resumption of flights, according to a senior official.
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IndiGo Gets Aviation Watchdog Nod To Remove Technical Paper Manuals
IndiGo today said its Airbus aircraft are expected to be a bit lighter in weight following aviation safety regulator DGCA granting it approval to remove Technical Paper Manuals.
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New Variant Of This India-Made Aircraft To Reduce Pilot Training Needs
A new variant of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited's aircraft 'Hindustan 228-201 LW' has been approved by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), HAL announced on Monday.
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Aviation Ministry Grants First Type Certificate Under the New Drone Rules to IoTechWorld Avigation
Indian Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia granted the first type certification under new drone rules to IoTechWorld Avigation. The new drone rules were issued on August 25 last year.
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Aviation Regulator Approves 18,843 Flights Per Week For Summer Schedule
Aviation regulator DGCA today said it has approved 18,843 flights per week from 108 airports for the summer schedule, which begins on the last Sunday of March and ends on the last Sunday of October.
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"All Sorts Of Scrutiny" Before Clearing Boeing 737 MAX: Aviation Watchdog
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is examining the issue of giving approval for Boeing Max 737 planes to fly in India and a decision will be taken after running all sorts of scrutiny, a senior official said on Thursday.
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Want To Try Skydiving In India? These 5 Places Are Worth The Freefall
Skydiving used to be one of those things you did in Dubai or New Zealand. Now, Indians are ticking it off their list without even crossing state lines. From Mysore to Deesa, skydiving centres have seen a spike in interest.
-
Delhi Cloud Seeding Trials Green Lit: When, Where They Will Be Conducted
Delhi is set to witness its first-ever cloud seeding flights starting this August after the Directorate General of Civil Aviation granted final approval for airborne trials.
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Explained: How To Become A Pilot After Class 12th In India
To become a commercial pilot, you must enroll in a flight training school approved by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
-
Amravati Airport Gets Aviation Body's Nod, Flights To Operate By Month-End: D Fadnavis
The Amravati airport has received aerodrome licence from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and Alliance Air will operate flights from the facility to Mumbai by the end of the month, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said.
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Aviation Body Takes Action Against Senior Akasa Air Pilot Over Lapses
Aviation watchdog DGCA has withdrawn the Line Training Captain approval given to an Akasa Air pilot for lapses in landing of a passenger aircraft in March 2024, till further orders, according to sources.
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Air India To Induct Two A350 Planes This Year: Report
Air India will induct two A350 aircraft this year for which it has received DGCA approval and expects to have six such planes in its fleet by the end of March 2024, according to officials.
-
IndiGo To Operate Delhi-Tashkent Direct Flight From September 6
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has approved the operations of Indigo Airlines to Tashkent with effect from September 6. A senior DGCA official informed that IndiGo has been given approval to operate between Delhi and Tashkent four days a
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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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Go First Gets Regulator Approval To Resume Flights, But There Are Conditions
The airline's flight resumption plan, amended on July 15, proposes operating 15 aircraft with 114 daily flights.
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Aviation Body DGCA To Conduct Special Audit Of Go First Facilities Next Week
Aviation watchdog DGCA will conduct a special audit of grounded airline Go First's facilities in the national capital and Mumbai from July 4 to 6 before approving the revival plan for the resumption of flights, according to a senior official.
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IndiGo Gets Aviation Watchdog Nod To Remove Technical Paper Manuals
IndiGo today said its Airbus aircraft are expected to be a bit lighter in weight following aviation safety regulator DGCA granting it approval to remove Technical Paper Manuals.
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New Variant Of This India-Made Aircraft To Reduce Pilot Training Needs
A new variant of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited's aircraft 'Hindustan 228-201 LW' has been approved by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), HAL announced on Monday.
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Aviation Ministry Grants First Type Certificate Under the New Drone Rules to IoTechWorld Avigation
Indian Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia granted the first type certification under new drone rules to IoTechWorld Avigation. The new drone rules were issued on August 25 last year.
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Aviation Regulator Approves 18,843 Flights Per Week For Summer Schedule
Aviation regulator DGCA today said it has approved 18,843 flights per week from 108 airports for the summer schedule, which begins on the last Sunday of March and ends on the last Sunday of October.
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"All Sorts Of Scrutiny" Before Clearing Boeing 737 MAX: Aviation Watchdog
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is examining the issue of giving approval for Boeing Max 737 planes to fly in India and a decision will be taken after running all sorts of scrutiny, a senior official said on Thursday.
