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Latest Articles in dgca
DGCA Suspends Air India’s Chief Of Flight Safety Over Lapses Found During Surveillance
DGCA informs that its officials carried out the surveillance of Air India from 25 to 26 July 2023 in the areas of internal audit, accident prevention work, and availability of required technical manpower
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DGCA Raises Issue Of IndiGo Engine Failure With Pratt & Whitney
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has demanded that Pratt & Whitney identify the cause of engine damage and share data on engine failures globally, according to a statement by the ministry
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DGCA Nods For IndiGo's Flights To Almaty
According to reports DGCA has approved operations of IndiGo’s flying from Delhi to Almaty with effect from 5 September 2023
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DGCA Renews Jet Airways' Air Operator Certificate: Report
The renewal of AOC revalidates DGCA’S confidence in the revival of Jet Airways
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Go First Operates Handling Flight After DGCA's Nod To Resume Operations
The regulator has allowed the operation of 15 aircraft and 114 daily flights
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DGCA Puts SpiceJet Under Enhanced Surveillance
On 27 July last year, the regulator asked SpiceJet to cut the total number of flights by 50 per cent for eight weeks after repeated safety incidents with the airline
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DGCA, European Aviation Safety Body To Cooperate On Unmanned Aircraft Systems
The MoU will focus on collaboration on unmanned aircraft and innovative air mobility between the two civil aviation authorities
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Go First Resolution Professional Set To Meet Regulator DGCA To Discuss Revival Plan
The airline operator in early May filed for voluntary bankruptcy before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), alleging delays on the part of US-based engine maker Pratt and Whitney for its inability to promptly meet its obligations - leading to the grounding of a portion of its fleet
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Indigo, Vistara Get DGCA Approval For Two International Routes
The new routes are part of the airline operators' expansion plans. Air traffic, both domestic and international, has seen a rise after the pandemic, partly due to pent-up demand
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DGCA Eases Norms For Indian Carriers To Fly To New International Destination
In a statement, DGCA said that they conduct an assessment of the preparedness of Indian airline operators before permitting their operations to a new foreign destination
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Govt Asks Airlines To Devise Mechanism To Ensure Reasonable Airfares
Furthermore, the ministry emphasised that airlines need to keep a close check on airfare pricing "in view of the humanitarian situation and monitor and control any surge in ticket prices to/from that region" during calamities
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The ePlane Company Gets Design Organisation Approval From DGCA
The DOA is a crucial first step in the aircraft certification process and it paves the way for ePlane to begin commercial production of its e200 eVTOL aircraft
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No Set Schedule For Resuming Flights: Go First To DGCA
The airline, which has about 54 planes in its fleet, was operating approximately 200 flights per day before it went insolvent
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'Certainly Not Great For Civil Aviation' : Scindia On Go First Crisis
While speaking to reporters, the Aviation Minister stated that although Go First's financial problems pertain to the civil aviation sector, each company is responsible for managing its own issues
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Women Account For 15% Of Pilots In India, Three Times Of Global Average: DGCA
According to data released by different Indian scheduled airlines, 244 pilots were hired in 2021 and India may require 1,000 pilots per year for the next five years
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