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DGCA gives clean chit to Air India’s Boeing 787 fleet amid thorough inspection
After raising concerns regarding maintenance-related issues reported by Air India, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Tuesday said the recent surveillance conducted on the airline's Boeing 787 fleet "did not reveal any major safety concerns".
DGCA Gives Clean Chit To India’s Boeing Fleet
NEW DELHI — India’s top aviation safety authority said on June 17 that a thorough inspection of Air India’s Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet has not uncovered any serious safety issues, just days after one of the aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff, killing at least 271 people.
Following the Air India crash that killed 241, including Vijay Rupani, the Ministry of Civil Aviation has released draft ...
According to submissions made in the Lok Sabha, 814 out of 1692 sanctioned positions at DGCA remained vacant as of 31 March ...
The DGCA on Tuesday held a “high-level” meeting with top brass of Air India and its subsidiary airline Air India Express to ...
Dreamliner has prompted an investigation into pilot training and safety compliance by the DGCA. The incident has raised ...
Concerns over aviation safety arise due to staffing shortages in key departments like DGCA and BCAS. With over 3,200 ...
According to the report, the DGCA has also directed all flying schools in India to conduct training compliance checks, ...
Air India faced disruptions with three international flights cancelled due to maintenance, technical issues, and volcanic ...
DGCA intensifies probe into Air India Flight AI171 crash with high-level meetings, seeks pilot and dispatcher training records. Boeing, Air India, and Tata Sons hold talks. DGCA also directs flying ...
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