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'Reported Defects Reappearing On Aircraft': Aviation Watchdog After Audit
A special audit of airlines, maintenance teams and other aspects carried out by the aviation watchdog at airports like Delhi and Mumbai has revealed several deficiencies, including reported defects reappearing on aircraft.
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Civil Aviation Body Starts Safety Audit Of All Airports, Indian Airlines
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has started safety audit of airports affected by the monsoons and of airlines in a phased manner, beginning with Air India and SpiceJet.
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Civil Aviation Body Starts Special Safety Audit Of All Indian Airlines
The DGCA has started a special safety audit of all Indian airlines, around two weeks after the plane accident in Kerala's Kozhikode in which 18 people were killed, a senior official of the aviation regulator said today.
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Safety Management System Of 5 Airlines Found Deficient: Centre
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation has conducted safety audits of Air India Express, SpiceJet, AirAsia, IndiGo and GoAir and it found the implementation of their safety management system "to be deficient", the government informed Rajya Sabha Wednesday.
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Multiple Safety Lapses On IndiGo, 4 Officials Get Notice: Report
Four senior executives of IndiGo airline were issued show cause notices on Friday by the civil aviation watchdog DGCA after a special audit team of the aviation regulator found safety lapses, according to sources privy to the development.
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IndiGo Under Safety Audit, Regulator To Look At Engine Issues
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has ordered a safety audit of IndiGo, India's largest airline which operates the A-320 NEO (New Engine Option) aircraft which has faced numerous engine issues with its next-generation Pratt & Whitney engines.
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Trying To Ensure Airlines Follow Highest Safety Standards: Suresh Prabhu
Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu said on Saturday that the government is ensuring all domestic carriers conform to the highest safety standards and the aviation regulator has been directed to conduct safety audits on a regular basis.
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Civil Aviation Minister Orders Safety Audit Of All Airlines, Airports
Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu today ordered a safety audit of all scheduled airlines and airports, amid recent incidents related to safety of passengers.
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Suresh Prabhu Orders Safety Audit Of All Airlines, Airports
Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu Thursday ordered a safety audit of all scheduled airlines and airports, amid recent incidents related to safety of passengers.
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Kingfisher pilot flew with woman in cockpit?
Kingfisher Airlines, which is already facing a safety audit by the country's civil aviation regulator DGCA, today came under fresh scrutiny following reports that one of its pilots flew a woman in the cockpit in violation of rules.
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Kingfisher asked to explain how it's ensuring passenger safety
A financial audit of airlines in India has said revealed how the crisis in the aviation industry may have pushed airlines to cut corners on safety. Two airlines, Kingfisher and Air India Express have been particularly hauled up and asked to explain how they are ensuring passenger safety.
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'Reported Defects Reappearing On Aircraft': Aviation Watchdog After Audit
A special audit of airlines, maintenance teams and other aspects carried out by the aviation watchdog at airports like Delhi and Mumbai has revealed several deficiencies, including reported defects reappearing on aircraft.
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Civil Aviation Body Starts Safety Audit Of All Airports, Indian Airlines
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has started safety audit of airports affected by the monsoons and of airlines in a phased manner, beginning with Air India and SpiceJet.
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Civil Aviation Body Starts Special Safety Audit Of All Indian Airlines
The DGCA has started a special safety audit of all Indian airlines, around two weeks after the plane accident in Kerala's Kozhikode in which 18 people were killed, a senior official of the aviation regulator said today.
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Safety Management System Of 5 Airlines Found Deficient: Centre
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation has conducted safety audits of Air India Express, SpiceJet, AirAsia, IndiGo and GoAir and it found the implementation of their safety management system "to be deficient", the government informed Rajya Sabha Wednesday.
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Multiple Safety Lapses On IndiGo, 4 Officials Get Notice: Report
Four senior executives of IndiGo airline were issued show cause notices on Friday by the civil aviation watchdog DGCA after a special audit team of the aviation regulator found safety lapses, according to sources privy to the development.
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IndiGo Under Safety Audit, Regulator To Look At Engine Issues
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has ordered a safety audit of IndiGo, India's largest airline which operates the A-320 NEO (New Engine Option) aircraft which has faced numerous engine issues with its next-generation Pratt & Whitney engines.
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Trying To Ensure Airlines Follow Highest Safety Standards: Suresh Prabhu
Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu said on Saturday that the government is ensuring all domestic carriers conform to the highest safety standards and the aviation regulator has been directed to conduct safety audits on a regular basis.
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Civil Aviation Minister Orders Safety Audit Of All Airlines, Airports
Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu today ordered a safety audit of all scheduled airlines and airports, amid recent incidents related to safety of passengers.
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Suresh Prabhu Orders Safety Audit Of All Airlines, Airports
Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu Thursday ordered a safety audit of all scheduled airlines and airports, amid recent incidents related to safety of passengers.
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Kingfisher pilot flew with woman in cockpit?
Kingfisher Airlines, which is already facing a safety audit by the country's civil aviation regulator DGCA, today came under fresh scrutiny following reports that one of its pilots flew a woman in the cockpit in violation of rules.
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Kingfisher asked to explain how it's ensuring passenger safety
A financial audit of airlines in India has said revealed how the crisis in the aviation industry may have pushed airlines to cut corners on safety. Two airlines, Kingfisher and Air India Express have been particularly hauled up and asked to explain how they are ensuring passenger safety.
