DGCA serves show-cause notices to Air India for safety violations, with declining trend in warnings and suspensions.

Naidu’s remark followed an HT report revealing DGCA has only 553 officials to oversee one of the world’s fastest-growing aviation sectors.

DGCA to fill 190 vacancies, strengthening aviation safety with new appointments, addressing 38% shortfall effectively.

Chairman of the Kuwaiti Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) Sheikh Humoud Mubarak Humoud Al-Jaber Al- Sabah said ...

India's civil aviation regulator to recruit 190 technical personnel amid staffing shortages and probe into Air India Flight ...

In summary, while India’s aviation industry is growing rapidly, keeping flights safe requires not just planes and pilots, but ...

The Minister of State for Civil Aviation was answering a question on whether any notices were issued by the Directorate ...

An Air India plane from Kochi veered off the runway at the Mumbai airport on Monday morning, and the aircraft has been ...

The government issued nine show-cause notices to Air India for safety violations in the last six months, with enforcement ...

Air India has received nine show cause notices over five safety violations in the past six months, as reported to the Rajya ...

"Out of the total 33 aircraft, 31 operational aircraft have been inspected, wherein minor findings were observed in 8 ...

More than 4,291 positions remain vacant at Indian aviation regulators DGCA, BCAS, and AAI, despite recent staff expansions.