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Your next airport selfie or reel could get your phone confiscated or even put you on the no-fly list: DGCA's new rule every traveller should knowNew DGCA guidelines prohibit unauthorised photography and videography in sensitive airport areas. Passengers caught recording in restricted...- DGCA issues warning letter to IndiGo over December 2025 faresIndia's largest airline, IndiGo, has come under the scrutiny of the DGCA, which has issued a formal notice concerning fare levels set in De...
- IndiGo loses appeal against DGCA order imposing penalty for alleged pilot training lapsesIndiGo has lost its appeal against the DGCA's penalties. The regulator had fined two senior executives 20 lakh rupees each. This was for no...
- DGCA imposes a Rs 40 lakh fine on IndiGo for using an unqualified simulator to train pilots at critical airportsThe Directorate General of Civil Aviation has fined IndiGo Airlines forty lakh rupees. The airline conducted pilot training on simulators n...
- IndiGo slapped with ₹20 lakh penalty by DGCA for pilot training lapses, airline to contestThe Directorate General of Civil Aviation has fined IndiGo twenty lakh rupees. The penalty is for alleged pilot training lapses at Category...
- DGCA took punitive action against AI Express for non-compliance with airworthiness directive: MoholThe DGCA took punitive measures against Air India Express officials after discovering non-compliance with an EASA airworthiness directive c...
- DGCA imposes Rs 30 lakh penalty on Air IndiaAviation safety regulator DGCA has fined Tata Group-owned Air India Rs 30 lakh for allowing a pilot to operate a flight without meeting nec...
- Akasa Air fined Rs 30 lakh by DGCA for multiple regulatory violationsThe DGCA has fined Akasa Air Rs 30 lakh for regulatory breaches including unauthorized pilot training and exceeding permissible training ho...
- Air India operated flights with 'non-qualified' pilots, faces near ₹1 crore fine by DGCADGCA Air India Fine: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) imposed a financial penalty of Rs 98 lakh on Tata-owned Air India for...
- DGCA increases surveillance, imposes Rs 2 crore fine in 2023In 2023, the Civil Aviation Commission (DGCA) conducted 5,745 surveillances, a 39% increase from 2022. The regulator imposed a Rs 2.75 cror...
- IndiGo pays Rs 20 lakh penalty to DGCA over 4 tail strikes"The company had filed an appeal against the said (Rs 30 lakh penalty) order. DGCA considered submissions made by the company in support of...
- Air India pilot, co-pilot face DGCA action for allowing friend in cockpit"The first officer did not raise any concern about the unauthorised entry. Based on DGCA's investigation the following actions have been ta...
- Paris-New Delhi flight incidents: DGCA slaps ₹10 lakh fine on Air IndiaThis is the second time in less than a week that the watchdog has taken enforcement action against the airline in connection with unruly pa...
- 305 enforcement actions against airlines, individuals taken by DGCA in 2022The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has the mandate to enforce civil air regulations, air safety and airworthiness standards.
- DGCA imposes Rs 10 lakh fine on Air India for refusing boarding to passengersAviation Regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) imposes fine of Rs 10 lakh on Air India.
- Govt plans to provide penal powers to DGCAStringent provisions are in place that allows the DGCA to deal with violations at various levels, including those related to airlines.
- Aviation watchdog DGCA to soon get powers to slap penaltiesCurrently, there are stringent provisions in place for DGCA to deal with violations at various levels, including those related to airlines,...
- Top DGCA officer AK Sharan could face axe on malpractice chargesA top DGCA officer could face the axe on charges of serious malpractices by giving clearance to a private flight training school.
- 13 more DGCA officials face CVC heat for violating rulesAltogether 21 senior DGCA officials are facing serious action including possible dismissal from service, underlining the rot runs deep in t...
- Airlines flouting safety rules will have to fork out up to Rs 10L fineCost-cutting on aircraft maintenance, which endangers passenger safety, will soon cost airlines dear.
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