Boeing Delays Leave 310 Akasa Air Pilots Waiting, Disrupting Expansion Plans
Picture credits: Akasa Air India: Akasa Air is experiencing operational difficulties due to Boeing’s delayed aircraft deliveries, leaving a significant […]
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HIV-Positive Pilot Takes DGCA to Court Over Conditional Flying Clearance
New Delhi: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has granted medical clearance to an HIV-positive commercial pilot to fly
India to Build Dedicated Airports for Pilot Training & Cargo, Eyes 30,000 Pilots
New Delhi: The Indian government is exploring the establishment of specialized airports for cargo operations and Flying Training Organizations (FTOs)
India Needs at least 20,000 Pilots as Airline Fleet Expands: Civil Aviation Minister
Picture credits: X (RamMNK) Delhi: Civil Aviation Minister K. Rammohan Naidu announced that India will need at least 20,000 additional
DGCA Plans 48-Hour Weekly Rest for Pilots from July 1, Delhi HC Notified
India: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has proposed a phased implementation of new pilot duty and rest regulations,
Air India, IndiGo Accused of Restricting Pilot Hiring; ALPA India Seeks Govt Action
Picture credits: ALPA India New Delhi: A pilots’ association has raised concerns about an alleged strategy between Air India and
DGCA Delays Launch of Electronic Personnel Licenses (EPL) for Pilots
India: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) of India had announced the introduction of Electronic Personnel Licenses (EPL), a
United 7 Aero: Leading Pilot Training Aggregator to conduct Pilot Seminars across various cities in India
India: United 7 Aero, a Pilot Training Aggregator based in Dubai, is hosting a series of seminars across India to
Pilot Unavailability Leaves 200+ Passengers Frustrated by 5-Hour Flight Delay in Delhi
Image source: X Delhi: On January 15, Air India flight AI-849, operating from Delhi to Pune, was delayed by over
PIA Pilots and Staff Exposed for Using Fake Degrees: A Decade-Long Fraud Scandal
Image source: Wikipedia KARACHI— A special court recently convicted four former Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) workers of using fraudulent degrees