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India Has 25,001 Licensed Pilots, Centre Lacks Data On Those Seeking Jobs
India currently has 25,001 pilots with valid licences, the government informed the Lok Sabha. But the Centre also admitted it has no central record of how many of these pilots are actually employed
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Pakistan International Airlines Resumes UK Flights After Five-Year Ban
State-run Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) on Saturday resumed its flight operations to the UK after a five-year suspension following a ban imposed over a fake pilot licence scandal.
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Britain Ends 5-Year Ban On Pakistani Airlines
Britain has lifted restrictions on Pakistani airlines, the UK embassy in Islamabad said on Wednesday, ending a five-year ban on the country's beleaguered national carrier.
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Flying Licences Of 2 IndiGo Pilots Suspended For Violating Safety Norms
Aviation safety regulator DGCA has suspended flying licence of two IndiGo pilots for violating safety norms and Standard Operating Procedures (SoPs) while landing at the Ahmedabad airport last month, a senior official has said.
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Air India Warns Pilots Of Strict Action Over Delay In Licence Renewal
Air India has sent out a strongly worded email, including a directive of disciplinary and monetary action against its pilots, in case of delay in licence renewal or Airport Entry Pass (AEP).
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Pilots Write To Aviation Minister Over "Knee-Jerk" License Suspensions
Air India has said the recent three-month suspension of the pilot's licence by the aviation regulator over the New York-Delhi flight incident was "excessive".
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Air India Terms Pilot's Suspension Over Pee-Gate "Excessive"
Tata Group's Air India said on Tuesday the recent suspension of a pilot's licence by the aviation regulator was "excessive" after a passenger behaved in an unruly manner onboard one of its flights.
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Pee-Gate: Air India Fined 30 Lakhs, Pilot's Licence Suspended For 3 Months
Air India has been fined Rs 30 lakh and the licence of the pilot-in-charge of its New York-Delhi flight on which a drunk passenger peed on a woman has been suspended for three months by the aviation regulator Director General of Civil Aviation.
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Aviation Regulator DGCA Suspends License Of Helicopter Pilot For 6 Months
Aviation regulator DGCA has suspended the licence of a helicopter pilot for six months following an incident while landing on an offshore platform in the Mumbai high seas.
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SpiceJet Pilot's Licence Suspended For 6 Months Over Turbulence Incident
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation has suspended the licence of a SpiceJet pilot for six months following an incident where the airline's flight from Mumbai to Durgapur had faced severe turbulence and resulted in injuries.
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Aviation Watchdog Suspends Licences Of 2 Air Alliance Pilots
Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) suspended licenses of two Alliance Air pilots for one year after the plane they were operating overshot the runway in Jabalpur on March 12. DGCA said the "action or inaction" of pilots caused a safety issue.
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Pilots Licenses Revoked After Botched "Plane Swap" Stunt: Report
In an Instagram post, one of the pilots Luke Aikens acknowledged that the FAA had denied permission for the stunt but "made the personal decision to move forward" with it.
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Government Scraps Requirement of Drone Pilot Licence
The government has scrapped the requirement of a drone pilot license for operating drones in the country via an amendment to the Drone Rules introduced last year.
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Pilot's Licence Suspended After He Crashes Plane Carrying Drug Remdesivir
Aviation safety regulator DGCA has suspended the flying licence of a senior pilot of Madhya Pradesh government for a period of one year for the crash landing of an aircraft at Gwalior airport in May this year.
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2 Months After Plane Crash, 193 Pak Pilots Get Notice Over "Fake" Licence
Pakistan's aviation regulator has issued show-cause notices to 193 pilots suspected of having "dubious" flying licence after completing the scrutiny process of 262 pilots in the wake of a major scandal, according to a media report on Monday.
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India Has 25,001 Licensed Pilots, Centre Lacks Data On Those Seeking Jobs
India currently has 25,001 pilots with valid licences, the government informed the Lok Sabha. But the Centre also admitted it has no central record of how many of these pilots are actually employed
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Pakistan International Airlines Resumes UK Flights After Five-Year Ban
State-run Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) on Saturday resumed its flight operations to the UK after a five-year suspension following a ban imposed over a fake pilot licence scandal.
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Britain Ends 5-Year Ban On Pakistani Airlines
Britain has lifted restrictions on Pakistani airlines, the UK embassy in Islamabad said on Wednesday, ending a five-year ban on the country's beleaguered national carrier.
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Flying Licences Of 2 IndiGo Pilots Suspended For Violating Safety Norms
Aviation safety regulator DGCA has suspended flying licence of two IndiGo pilots for violating safety norms and Standard Operating Procedures (SoPs) while landing at the Ahmedabad airport last month, a senior official has said.
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Air India Warns Pilots Of Strict Action Over Delay In Licence Renewal
Air India has sent out a strongly worded email, including a directive of disciplinary and monetary action against its pilots, in case of delay in licence renewal or Airport Entry Pass (AEP).
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Pilots Write To Aviation Minister Over "Knee-Jerk" License Suspensions
Air India has said the recent three-month suspension of the pilot's licence by the aviation regulator over the New York-Delhi flight incident was "excessive".
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Air India Terms Pilot's Suspension Over Pee-Gate "Excessive"
Tata Group's Air India said on Tuesday the recent suspension of a pilot's licence by the aviation regulator was "excessive" after a passenger behaved in an unruly manner onboard one of its flights.
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Pee-Gate: Air India Fined 30 Lakhs, Pilot's Licence Suspended For 3 Months
Air India has been fined Rs 30 lakh and the licence of the pilot-in-charge of its New York-Delhi flight on which a drunk passenger peed on a woman has been suspended for three months by the aviation regulator Director General of Civil Aviation.
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Aviation Regulator DGCA Suspends License Of Helicopter Pilot For 6 Months
Aviation regulator DGCA has suspended the licence of a helicopter pilot for six months following an incident while landing on an offshore platform in the Mumbai high seas.
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SpiceJet Pilot's Licence Suspended For 6 Months Over Turbulence Incident
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation has suspended the licence of a SpiceJet pilot for six months following an incident where the airline's flight from Mumbai to Durgapur had faced severe turbulence and resulted in injuries.
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Aviation Watchdog Suspends Licences Of 2 Air Alliance Pilots
Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) suspended licenses of two Alliance Air pilots for one year after the plane they were operating overshot the runway in Jabalpur on March 12. DGCA said the "action or inaction" of pilots caused a safety issue.
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Pilots Licenses Revoked After Botched "Plane Swap" Stunt: Report
In an Instagram post, one of the pilots Luke Aikens acknowledged that the FAA had denied permission for the stunt but "made the personal decision to move forward" with it.
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Government Scraps Requirement of Drone Pilot Licence
The government has scrapped the requirement of a drone pilot license for operating drones in the country via an amendment to the Drone Rules introduced last year.
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Pilot's Licence Suspended After He Crashes Plane Carrying Drug Remdesivir
Aviation safety regulator DGCA has suspended the flying licence of a senior pilot of Madhya Pradesh government for a period of one year for the crash landing of an aircraft at Gwalior airport in May this year.
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2 Months After Plane Crash, 193 Pak Pilots Get Notice Over "Fake" Licence
Pakistan's aviation regulator has issued show-cause notices to 193 pilots suspected of having "dubious" flying licence after completing the scrutiny process of 262 pilots in the wake of a major scandal, according to a media report on Monday.
