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IndiGo Ready To Comply With Flight Duty Time Limitations From Today
IndiGo has decided to comply with the revised Flight Duty Time Limitation (FDTL) norms from today, February 11, marking the end of a one-time temporary exemption granted to the airline following large-scale flight disruptions late last year.
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Won't Cancel Any Flights Under New Rules: IndiGo Tells Aviation Regulator
Low-cost carrier IndiGo has informed the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) that it does not plan to cancel any flights after February 10.
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Indigo Has Enough Pilots, Operations Stabilised: Aviation Watchdog
Aviation watchdog DGCA on Tuesday said sustained regulatory oversight as well as corrective measures have helped stabilise operations at IndiGo.
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Revised Flight Duty Norms To Be Implemented From June 2025: Airlines Inform Aviation Body
Two major airlines IndiGo and Air India have told aviation regulator DGCA that the revised flight duty norms for pilots can be implemented only in a phased manner starting from June next year, according to sources.
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Pilot Of Prominent Airline Fails Drug Test, Removed From Flight Duty
A pilot of a prominent airline has been removed from flight duty after he failed a drug test, a senior DGCA official said on Friday.
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100 GoAir Pilots, Management To Get Notices For Flight Duty Time Violations
The DGCA took this step after it found that GoAir management had allegedly been involved in the violation of pilot rostering.
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Delhi High Court Notice To Centre On Plea To Regulate Duty Timings Of Pilots
The Delhi High Court today sought the response of the Centre and the aviation regulator DGCA on a plea alleging deliberate and callous variations in the Flight Duty Time Limitations (FDTL) of pilots resulting in fatigue.
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Pilots Say New Rules Could Force Them To Fly Sick, Risk Safety
Indian pilot unions are angry with the government. They say the authorities have now proposed new rules that may force them to fly sick.
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IndiGo Ready To Comply With Flight Duty Time Limitations From Today
IndiGo has decided to comply with the revised Flight Duty Time Limitation (FDTL) norms from today, February 11, marking the end of a one-time temporary exemption granted to the airline following large-scale flight disruptions late last year.
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Won't Cancel Any Flights Under New Rules: IndiGo Tells Aviation Regulator
Low-cost carrier IndiGo has informed the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) that it does not plan to cancel any flights after February 10.
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Indigo Has Enough Pilots, Operations Stabilised: Aviation Watchdog
Aviation watchdog DGCA on Tuesday said sustained regulatory oversight as well as corrective measures have helped stabilise operations at IndiGo.
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Revised Flight Duty Norms To Be Implemented From June 2025: Airlines Inform Aviation Body
Two major airlines IndiGo and Air India have told aviation regulator DGCA that the revised flight duty norms for pilots can be implemented only in a phased manner starting from June next year, according to sources.
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Pilot Of Prominent Airline Fails Drug Test, Removed From Flight Duty
A pilot of a prominent airline has been removed from flight duty after he failed a drug test, a senior DGCA official said on Friday.
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100 GoAir Pilots, Management To Get Notices For Flight Duty Time Violations
The DGCA took this step after it found that GoAir management had allegedly been involved in the violation of pilot rostering.
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Delhi High Court Notice To Centre On Plea To Regulate Duty Timings Of Pilots
The Delhi High Court today sought the response of the Centre and the aviation regulator DGCA on a plea alleging deliberate and callous variations in the Flight Duty Time Limitations (FDTL) of pilots resulting in fatigue.
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Pilots Say New Rules Could Force Them To Fly Sick, Risk Safety
Indian pilot unions are angry with the government. They say the authorities have now proposed new rules that may force them to fly sick.
