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"Safety Our Number 1,2,3 Priority": IndiGo Chief On Tail Strikes Row
IndiGo, under scrutiny by the country's civil aviation regulator over recent safety concerns, said today that it had a very strong safety record before the tail strikes that brought it to the notice of DGCA.
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Overall Average Airfares On 10 Domestic Routes On Decline: Official Data
The overall average airfares on ten domestic routes, including Delhi-Srinagar, are on the decline, and the trend is likely to continue in the coming weeks also, according to an analysis based on data compiled by aviation regulator DGCA.
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SpiceJet Denies Reports Of Windshield Crack, Surprise Inspection
Indian budget airline SpiceJet on Monday refuted reports claiming the windshield of an aircraft cracked minutes after its departure from Chennai and another flight was delayed by six hours after a surprise inspection called by the DGCA.
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84 Airport Workers Found Drunk On Duty Between Jan 2021-Mar 2022: Official
A total of 84 people working at 42 Indian airports were found drunk on duty between January 2021 and March 2022, as per the data of the aviation regulator DGCA.
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Passenger's Phone Catches Fire Mid-Air On IndiGo Flight, Say Officials
A passenger's mobile phone caught fire mid-air on IndiGo's Dibrugarh-Delhi flight on Thursday but cabin crew doused it with the help of a fire extinguisher, said officials of aviation regulator DGCA.
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Flight Crew, Air Traffic Team To Be Tested For Drugs From Jan 31: Aviation Regulator
Flight crew members and air traffic controllers will be tested by their employers for psychoactive substances such as cannabis and cocaine from January 31 next year, according to rules issued by aviation regulator DGCA.
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"Strictly Follow": Court On Breath Analyser Testing Per Cent For Pilots
The Delhi High Court has directed all airlines in India to "strictly abide" by the percentage of breath analyser (BA) testing mentioned in the April 27 order of aviation regulator DGCA.
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10-Day Home Isolation For Flight Crew With Asymptomatic Covid: Report
Flight crew members who are asymptomatic but test positive for COVID-19 need to undergo home isolation for 10 days and once it is over, they can be declared fit for flying again by their medical supervisor, according to aviation regulator DGCA.
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IndiGo, GoAir Ground 9 A320 Neos Due To Engine Trouble
IndiGo and GoAir have grounded nine A320 neo planes due to Pratt & Whitney engine problems, prompting Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu to seek a detailed report on the issue from regulator DGCA.
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IndiGo, GoAir Cancel 50 A320 Neo Flights
Domestic carriers IndiGo and GoAir cancelled around 50 flights today as almost one-third of their A320 Neo aircraft fleet remained grounded for the third day following a safety directive by aviation watchdog DGCA.
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This Mumbai-Based Pilot's 'Make In India' Dream Is In Jeopardy
A Mumbai-based pilot who was a proud example of the government's Make In India moment by building a six-seater airplane on the roof of a building, is a disappointed man now. His airplane was on display through the Make in India initiative in Mumbai. But the test flight is pending for the last six years because he hasn't got permissions from the Min...
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DGCA Proposes Alcohol Test For Flight Crew At Transit Airports
Pilots and crew members might soon be required to undergo breath analyser tests at transit airports in case they enter the terminal building during flight duty, according to draft norms issued by the DGCA.
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Aviation Regulator Nod Must For Scheduled Airlines Ops From Civil Enclaves
To ensure safety, the government has decided that scheduled flights can operate from next year only from aerodromes that are licensed by aviation watchdog DGCA.
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Air India Pilots Voice Concern Over 26-Year-Old Airbus A320s
Voicing its concern over the 26-year-old fleet of Airbus A320s in the national carrier Air India, one of its pilots' union has sought grounding of these planes from aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA.
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"Safety Our Number 1,2,3 Priority": IndiGo Chief On Tail Strikes Row
IndiGo, under scrutiny by the country's civil aviation regulator over recent safety concerns, said today that it had a very strong safety record before the tail strikes that brought it to the notice of DGCA.
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Overall Average Airfares On 10 Domestic Routes On Decline: Official Data
The overall average airfares on ten domestic routes, including Delhi-Srinagar, are on the decline, and the trend is likely to continue in the coming weeks also, according to an analysis based on data compiled by aviation regulator DGCA.
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SpiceJet Denies Reports Of Windshield Crack, Surprise Inspection
Indian budget airline SpiceJet on Monday refuted reports claiming the windshield of an aircraft cracked minutes after its departure from Chennai and another flight was delayed by six hours after a surprise inspection called by the DGCA.
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84 Airport Workers Found Drunk On Duty Between Jan 2021-Mar 2022: Official
A total of 84 people working at 42 Indian airports were found drunk on duty between January 2021 and March 2022, as per the data of the aviation regulator DGCA.
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Passenger's Phone Catches Fire Mid-Air On IndiGo Flight, Say Officials
A passenger's mobile phone caught fire mid-air on IndiGo's Dibrugarh-Delhi flight on Thursday but cabin crew doused it with the help of a fire extinguisher, said officials of aviation regulator DGCA.
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Flight Crew, Air Traffic Team To Be Tested For Drugs From Jan 31: Aviation Regulator
Flight crew members and air traffic controllers will be tested by their employers for psychoactive substances such as cannabis and cocaine from January 31 next year, according to rules issued by aviation regulator DGCA.
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"Strictly Follow": Court On Breath Analyser Testing Per Cent For Pilots
The Delhi High Court has directed all airlines in India to "strictly abide" by the percentage of breath analyser (BA) testing mentioned in the April 27 order of aviation regulator DGCA.
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10-Day Home Isolation For Flight Crew With Asymptomatic Covid: Report
Flight crew members who are asymptomatic but test positive for COVID-19 need to undergo home isolation for 10 days and once it is over, they can be declared fit for flying again by their medical supervisor, according to aviation regulator DGCA.
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IndiGo, GoAir Ground 9 A320 Neos Due To Engine Trouble
IndiGo and GoAir have grounded nine A320 neo planes due to Pratt & Whitney engine problems, prompting Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu to seek a detailed report on the issue from regulator DGCA.
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IndiGo, GoAir Cancel 50 A320 Neo Flights
Domestic carriers IndiGo and GoAir cancelled around 50 flights today as almost one-third of their A320 Neo aircraft fleet remained grounded for the third day following a safety directive by aviation watchdog DGCA.
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This Mumbai-Based Pilot's 'Make In India' Dream Is In Jeopardy
A Mumbai-based pilot who was a proud example of the government's Make In India moment by building a six-seater airplane on the roof of a building, is a disappointed man now. His airplane was on display through the Make in India initiative in Mumbai. But the test flight is pending for the last six years because he hasn't got permissions from the Min...
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DGCA Proposes Alcohol Test For Flight Crew At Transit Airports
Pilots and crew members might soon be required to undergo breath analyser tests at transit airports in case they enter the terminal building during flight duty, according to draft norms issued by the DGCA.
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Aviation Regulator Nod Must For Scheduled Airlines Ops From Civil Enclaves
To ensure safety, the government has decided that scheduled flights can operate from next year only from aerodromes that are licensed by aviation watchdog DGCA.
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Air India Pilots Voice Concern Over 26-Year-Old Airbus A320s
Voicing its concern over the 26-year-old fleet of Airbus A320s in the national carrier Air India, one of its pilots' union has sought grounding of these planes from aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA.
