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Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol, on Monday, through a written response, told Rajya Sabha, 'During the audit of Air India, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has found that the inspection of the emergency slide was overdue.

DGCA grounds Air India aircraft over overdue emergency slide inspection, action initiated

One of the notices pointed out that despite previous warnings and enforcement actions, persistent issues around compliance monitoring, crew planning, and training governance continue to exist.

DGCA issues safety violation notices to Air India; airline to respond within deadline

Following a sharp reprimand from India's aviation regulator DGCA, Air India Express on Friday admitted to an error in replacing engine parts on one of its Airbus A320 aircraft and said it has now fixed the issue, along with implementing corrective and preventive measures.

Air India Express admits engine part replacement error after DGCA slams engine maintenance lapse

GCA holds review meeting with Air India on June 17, 2025, addressing maintenance delays, airspace restrictions, Boeing 787 safety inspections, and passenger service compliance.

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DGCA reviews Air India operations, flags maintenance delays and airspace impact

Air India confirmed that the safety checks are being performed as the aircraft return to India, before they are cleared for their next scheduled operations. So far, nine Boeing 787 aircraft have undergone inspection, with checks on the remaining 24 planes expected to be completed within the regulator’s prescribed timeline.

Ahmedabad plane crash triggers safety checks; Air India conducting DGCA-mandated inspection on Boeing 787 fleet

IndiGo is currently operating two B777-300ER aircraft under a damp lease from Turkish Airlines, which was permitted up to 31.05.2025.&nbsp;

IndiGo Airlines extends damp-lease deal for 2 B777-300ER aircraft with Turkish Airlines

The Airports Authority of India (AAI) and other aviation bodies have issued Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs) regarding the closure, which affects all civil operations at these locations.

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The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has imposed a financial penalty of ₹90 lakh on Air India Limited for operating a flight with non-qualified crew members. Additional penalties of Rs 6 lakh and Rs 3 lakh were imposed on the Director Operations and Director Training respectively.&nbsp;

DGCA fines Air India Limited for operating flight with non-qualified crew members

DGCA said in a statement:&nbsp;“Airlines shall ensure that children up to the age of 12 years are allocated seats with at least one of their parents/guardians, who are travelling on the same PNR and a&nbsp;record of the same shall be maintained.”&nbsp;

DGCA directs airlines to ensure that children up to age 12 get seats with at least one of their parents

Aviation safety regulator DGCA has allowed scheduled commuter airlines to operate their single engine aircraft at night, a move that will help in enhancing air connectivity to remote areas during night hours.

DGCA allows scheduled commuter airlines to operate single-engine aircraft at night 

DGCA&nbsp;had on July 27, 2022, ordered SpiceJet to operate a maximum of 50 per cent of its flights, which were approved in the summer schedule for a period of eight weeks owing to a series of incidents involving its flights.

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On July 6, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) issued a show-cause notice to SpiceJet following at least eight incidents of technical malfunction in its aircraft since June 19.

SpiceJet ordered to operate 50% of approved flights for 8 weeks following multiple snags

A team of Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has carried out the inspection of the airport on June 10, 2022.&nbsp;

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The highest number of complaints was received by Alliance Air, and the least by Vistara.

Domestic air traffic records 66.73% growth in first 6 months of 2022: DGCA data

Amid a series of technical snag related occurrences in planes in the last few days, aviation regulator DGCA&nbsp;has issued a directive to airlines.

DGCA's stern directive to airlines after frequent engineering-related issues

Indian carriers have increased their domestic services by 10.1 percent to 25,309 weekly flights in the upcoming summer schedule as compared to 22,980 last season, aviation regulator DGCA said on Friday.

Airlines increase weekly domestic flights by 10.1% for summer 2022: DGCA

As the covid-19 dust is on the verge of settling with vaccination drive taking pace in the country, the travel, hotel, and hospitality sector have been opening up gradually. In this regard, the air traffic of India in the month of October has jumped 27 per cent month-on-month to 89.85 lakh passengers.

Aviation Data: Air traffic improves in October as government allows 100% capacity in domestic carriers

Aviation watchdog DGCA has proposed duty time limits and rest hours for air traffic services personnel, wherein an individual can be on duty for up to 12 hours in a day.

Air traffic services personnel can work only up to 12 hrs in a day: DGCA draft norms

Of the nine scheduled operators, budget carriers IndiGo and SpiceJet have their AOP (air operator permit) registered in Gurugram, while full-service carrier Vistara has Delhi as its registered office.&nbsp;National carrier Air India, its subsidiary Air India Express and private operators Jet Airways, JetLite and GoAir have their registered offices here.

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The grounded aircraft are powered by Pratt &amp; Whitney engines

IndiGo grounds three A320 neo planes on engine woes