-->
DGCA Evaluates Two Occurrences Involving IndiGo Planes
The aircraft is held in Mumbai and will be back in operation after necessary maintenance
Go First Extends Flight Cancellation Till July 30
Go First airline, which has been grounded since early May, has announced a further extension of flight cancellations till July 30.
IndiGo Becomes India’s First Airline to Cross Rs 1-trillion M-cap Mark
The market capitalization of InterGlobe Aviation, IndiGo’s parent, topped the Rs. 1-trillion mark on Wednesday with its shares surging 29 per cent so far this year to record highs.
Go First To Refund Money Soon As Flights Remain Suspended Till May 30
Go First announced that all their flights will remain suspended till May 30.
Go First Extends Flight Cancellations Till May 28
Cash-strapped Go First airline on Friday announced the extension of its flight cancellations till May 28.
April Aviation Data: Domestic Passenger Traffic Surges 22% on Year
In comparison to April of last year, India's domestic air traffic increased by 22%.
DGCA Suspends Training Head And Imposes Rs. 20 Lakh Fine On AirAsia For Violating Rules
This is the third enforcement action against a Tata Group airline in over a month...
Go First airline: DGCA imposed Rs.10 lakh Fine
The DGCA issued a Show Cause notice to Go First's Accountable Manager
Air India fined for not reporting unruly passenger behavior on Paris-New Delhi flight
This was the second incident of a man peeing on a passenger's seat on board an Air India flight, after another man allegedly peed on a woman co-passenger on a New York-Delhi flight on 26 November 2022..
Corruption in DGCA: No action against pilot despite repeated mistakes
As per the procedure, whenever there is a plane accident or any mistake is done by the employee of an airline, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Government of India investigates it and punishes the responsible. However, there are some cases where a person allegedly committing a blunder does not receive a proper punishment …
Continue reading "Corruption in DGCA: No action against pilot despite repeated mistakes"
