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DGCA flags Turkish Airlines for safety lapses during ramp inspections at four Indian airports - BusinessToday
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The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has flagged Turkish Airlines for safety lapses following inspections at Indian airports. Issues include unlicensed ground marshalling and absence of the designated Aircraft Maintenance Engineer at Bengaluru, improper handling of dangerous goods due to lack of DGCA permissions, and inadequate agreements with ground handling agents at Hyderabad and Bengaluru. The DGCA demands immediate rectification and proof of compliance from Turkish Airlines to ensure adherence to aviation safety regulations.
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Faded runway markings to simulator mismatches: DGCA flags widespread safety lapses in airlines & airports
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1m ago
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The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) discovered numerous safety lapses in airlines and airports in a recent surveillance at Mumbai and Delhi airports. Key findings highlight repeated aircraft defects, unserviceable ground equipment, incomplete maintenance documentation, and procedural violations. The inspection noted faded runway markings, misalignment of lights, and outdated infrastructure data. A mismatch between simulator training and actual aircraft was also reported. DGCA mandates corrective actions within a week to enhance aviation safety standards.
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DGCA meets Air India CEO after Ahmedabad crash, seeks tighter safety, operations protocols, say sources - BusinessToday
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Following the AI171 crash, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has mandated enhanced safety inspections for all Dreamliner aircraft. These inspections are to be conducted before takeoff and during transit. Additionally, DGCA officials have met with the Air India CEO to discuss and seek tighter safety operations protocols to ensure the safety and reliability of future flights, according to sources.
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Section of Akasa Air pilots flags concerns over unfair practices; airline terms allegations untrue
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7m ago
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A group of pilots from Akasa Air has raised concerns about training and safety issues at the airline and has sought intervention from the civil aviation ministry. The pilots claim that 84 pilots have resigned with one-day notice due to alleged mismanagement. However, Akasa Air denies these allegations and states that the claims are baseless and untrue. The airline also highlights that their employee survey consistently shows high levels of job satisfaction among pilots. Previously, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) had fined Akasa Air ₹30 lakh for lapses in crew training.
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Air India races to inspect Dreamliners after fatal crash triggers policy shake-up
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1m ago
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Air India completed enhanced inspections on 22 Boeing 787s after a fatal crash prompted policy changes. Following a crash that killed 241 passengers and 33 others, the civil aviation regulator, DGCA, mandated extra checks for Boeing 787 aircraft with GEnx engines. Air India has 33 Dreamliners, but inspections, airspace closures, and resulting flight cancellations, including to Sydney and Melbourne, were reported. The government is reviewing aviation safety policies to prevent future incidents.
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DGCA orders Air India to conduct immediate checks of all Boeing 787-8/9 aircraft
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1m ago
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India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has mandated immediate inspections of Air India’s Boeing 787-8/9 aircraft following the Air India flight AI-171 crash, which resulted in 265 fatalities. The checks, focused on General Electric's GEnx engines, will include fuel parameter monitoring and cabin air compressor systems. These inspections must be completed before any flights depart from India after midnight on 15 June, as part of intensified safety protocols post-accident.
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DGCA orders suspension of two Akasa Air directors over ’failure to ensure compliance’ in pilots’ training | Company Business News
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7m ago
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The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has suspended two Akasa Air directors for six months due to lapses in pilot training compliance. The suspension follows previous fines imposed on the airline for failing to compensate passengers on time after denied boarding at Bangalore airport. The DGCA penalized the airline for not adhering to norms, amid broader scrutiny over alleged violations. Akasa Air pledges to cooperate with regulatory authorities to improve safety protocols.
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Government aims 25% women workforce in Indian aviation by 2025
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1y ago
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The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has urged stakeholders to increase the participation of women in the Indian aviation workforce to 25% by 2025. Currently, women account for an estimated 5-14% of the workforce. The DGCA has advised airlines and airports to monitor and address gender gaps in recruitment and diversity, implement mentorship programs for women, and ensure equal representation in decision-making committees. The regulator has also encouraged companies to provide allowances and maternity leave, adopt zero tolerance policies for workplace harassment, and develop programs to rehire women after career breaks.
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IPO-Bound Curefoods Faces Criminal Cases, Child Labour Allegations
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Curefoods, known for brands like EatFit and CakeZone, is facing multiple criminal and regulatory cases after inspections at its outlets in Delhi and Noida. According to its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP), notices from municipal and food safety authorities have highlighted serious lapses in hygiene, operations, and food safety at some outlets. Additionally, its subsidiary, Fan Hospitality Services, received several regulatory notices from authorities in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.
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DGCA seeks details of Air India inspections and audits since 2024: Sources
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1m ago
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The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has requested details of inspections and audits conducted for Air India since 2024, following a recent show-cause notice issued over flight duty time limitations violations. The safety regulator also ordered the removal of three Air India senior officials. This scrutiny comes after an Air India Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crash in June, highlighting the need for detailed insights into safety and compliance checks at the airline.
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Turbulence in West Asia hits global air travel
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1m ago
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Global air travel is disrupted due to escalating tensions from the US and Israel bombing Iran's nuclear sites. Indian airlines, including Air India and IndiGo, are avoiding airspace over Iran, Iraq, and Israel, leading to rerouted and cancelled flights. European airports face severe delays unrelated to Gulf tensions, caused by operational issues, affecting airlines like Air France and American Airlines. Passenger safety remains a priority amid these geopolitical and operational challenges.
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