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SAFETY HAZARDS IN AVIATION
Could China’s 6-tonne autonomous aircraft change who controls tomorrow’s skies, as the Lanying R6000 signals a dramatic aviation shift ahead?China’s 6-tonne autonomous tilt-rotor aircraft is one of the largest unmanned aircraft developed for low-altitude transport and heavy-lift ...- Singapore introduces two power bank limit for travellersNew rules for air travel from Singapore begin April 15. Passengers can carry only two power banks. This aims to prevent fire risks from lit...
- A new rule at Hong Kong airport may change what you carry onboardHong Kong International Airport has implemented new aviation safety rules, limiting passengers to carrying a maximum of two power banks. Th...
- Iran-Israel war: DGCA asks Indian airlines to avoid nine airspaces, ensure robust contingency plansAmid escalating West Asian conflict, India's DGCA has directed airlines to avoid nine airspaces, including Iran, Iraq, and Israel, due to h...
- DGCA flags 263 safety lapses across airlines; Air India, Vistara lead in serious violationsIndia’s aviation regulator DGCA found 263 safety-related lapses across airlines in its annual audit. Air India had 51 issues, IndiGo 23, an...
- Faded runway markings to simulator mismatches: DGCA flags widespread safety lapses in airlines & airportsThe Directorate General of Civil Aviation found safety violations. These violations span airline operations and airport infrastructure. The...
- DGCA issues safety standards for ground handling service providersThe DGCA has issued new safety standards for ground handling service providers (GHSPs) at airports to ensure safe operations amid rising ai...
- DGCA allows scheduled commuter airlines to operate single-engine aircraft at nightDGCA has allowed scheduled commuter airlines to operate their single-engine aircraft at night. The operations with Single Engine Turbine (S...
- Why does Nepal's aviation industry have safety issues? An expert explainsThe aircraft was en route from Nepal's capital Kathmandu to Pokhara, the country's second largest city, situated under the picturesque Anna...
- Domestic airlines reported 526 safety issues due to bird hits between 2018-2022: GovtAccording to the data presented by the minister, IndiGo and SpiceJet reported 196 and 64 safety issues, respectively, owing to bird hits. T...
- Boeing partners with Indian Aviation Academy, USC for training programCommercial aircraft operators, airports and air traffic services are required to have a Safety Management System (SMS), as per Internationa...
- China maintains ban on Boeing 737 MAX flightsBoeing's best-selling aircraft was grounded worldwide early last year following two crashes that killed 346 passengers.
- Near miss incidents in Indian airspace fall in 2017Civil Aviation Ministry officials said the airprox rate per 10,000 aircraft movements has been on the decline during the 2012-17 period.
- Southern Air Command holds meet on aerospace safety"The purpose of the meeting was to keep abreast of current trends in aerospace safety through meaningful interaction with major stakeholder...
- Shun oversized bags for performance limited airports: DGCAAirports having runway length limitation and other aspects such as higher elevation and reduced air density are considered as "performance ...
- DGCA asks airlines to put in place electronic cigarette policyThese products are not yet regulated nor approved for smoking cessation by the US Food and Drug Administration and the long-term health eff...
- Lockheed Martin in talks with AAI for deploying wind measuring systemLockheed Martin and the AAI are looking at the possibility of using the system at the congested Mumbai airport, sources said.
- DGCA audit picks holes in airlines’ safety practicesThe probe has found an astounding 30% increase in the number of deficiencies in operations of airlines and other stakeholders in the civil ...
- Mumbai Airport slum rehabilitation: Civil aviation ministry plans to relocate 90,000 families"The plan is to build 15 floor buildings in about 150 acres of the freed land and shift all these dwellers into these flats", an official s...
- Loss-making airlines in for a safety checkThe Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has initiated an audit of maintenance procedures of major airlines to check whether the pr...
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