Dgca On Kingfisher

• Kingfisher talks with staff fail: 10 big developments

  A meeting between Kingfisher Airlines' employees and management in Mumbai today, aimed at finding a resolution to the impasse which has left the carrier unable to operate a single flight since 1 October, ended inconclusively. This was their first meeting after the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) suspended the airline's flying licence o...

• Kingfisher Airlines' striking employees to meet management today

  Striking employees of Kingfisher Airlines on Sunday said they will meet the management to find a solution to the 20-day strike that has crippled operations and led the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to suspend the carrier's licence.

• Kingfisher clarifies on licence suspension order: Full statement

  After operating for nine years, Kingfisher Airlines today lost its license to fly with aviation regulator DGCA suspending it with immediate effect. Kingfisher has now released a statement on this licence suspension order.

• Kingfisher must satisfy on safety aspects: Ajit Singh

  Ailing Kingfisher Airlines will have to satisfy aviation regulator DGCA about safe flight operations and also make sure that its employees are not disgruntled before it resumes its services, Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh said today.

• Kingfisher Airlines' employees shocked at cancellation of licence

  Employees of the troubled Kingfisher Airlines received the news of the carrier's license being suspended with shock and dismay in Mumbai on Saturday.

• Kingfisher Airlines faces possible shutdown: Top 10 developments

  Kingfisher Airlines faces a possible shutdown with aviation regulator DGCA issuing it a show cause notice today asking why its license should not be suspended or cancelled. This after the carrier has had to extend its lockout till October 12 and said that its fleet would remain grounded till then. Talks with engineers and pilots on strike have fail...

• Kingfisher grounded: Will try to clear salaries within 'next few days', says CEO Sanjay Aggarwal

  The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), which is the regulatory body for airlines, has told top executives of Kingfisher Airlines that it will be allowed to operate only after ensuring its employees return to work. 270 of its engineers have been on strike since Sunday, triggering its latest crisis. After the meeting with the DGCA, Sanjay ...

• Kingfisher grounded: Will try to clear salaries within 'next few days', says airline

  Not a single Kingfisher Airlines flight will operate at least till Thursday- the airline's management has declared a partial lockout because its 270 engineers are on strike.

• Copy of Bharat Bhushan's note on Kingfisher Airlines

  Bharat Bhushan, former chief of airline regulator the DGCA, has said that a crucial document written by him on Kingfisher Airlines appears to have been removed from records.

• Bharat Bhushan's letter to DGCA chief on missing note on Kingfisher

  Bharat Bhushan, the former chief of the airline regulatory body, the DGCA, has alleged that a crucial document written by him on Kingfisher Airlines appears to have been removed from records. Mr Bhushan has written to his successor, Prashant Sukul, to alert him that just a day before he was dismissed as the DGCA chief, he noted his concerns about h...

• Note about Kingfisher safety is missing, says former DGCA

  Bharat Bhushan, who was dismissed abruptly as the chief of airline regulator, the DGCA, has warned that a crucial document written by him on Kingfisher Airlines appears to have been removed from records. Mr Bhushan has written to his successor, Prashant Sukul, to alert him that just a day before he was dismissed, he noted his concerns about how Ki...

• No role in Bharat Bhushan's exit, says Kingfisher Airlines

  A day after the Aviation Ministry unceremoniously removed Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) EK Bharat Bhushan allegedly for his tough stance against crisis-hit Kingfisher Airlines, the Vijay Mallya-promoted carrier on Wednesday said it had nothing to with his exit.

• Why was the civil aviation regulator asked to step down?

  A day after EK Bharat Bhushan was unexpectedly asked to quit as the chief of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), the body which supervises safety and implementation and other civil aviation regulations, there is no official explanation from the government on the matter.

• Bharat Bhushan asked to quit as head of aviation regulatory body DGCA

  EK Bharat Bhushan has been asked to quit as chief of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), the body which supervises safety and implementation other civil aviation reglations. While there was no official word on the reasons for his removal as DGCA by the Civil Aviation ministry, there has been speculation that his recent warnings to Ai...

• Kingfisher files fresh flight schedule with DGCA

  Ailing Kingfisher Airlines, whose services have been severely affected for the last six days, today filed a fresh flight schedule with the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), scaling down its operations to about 170 daily flights with its 28 functional aircraft. The airline has also uploaded the schedule on its websites.