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Go First plans to restart operations with 26 planes and 152 daily flights, and has submitted the revival plan to aviation regulator DGCA

DGCA has directed airline operators to incorporate comprehensive protocols in their operations, safety, and emergency procedures manual

Go First stopped flying on May 3 and the latest announcement means that the budget carrier will remain grounded for one month

The lessors' contention is that Go First has no right to use their aircraft as the leases concerning them have been terminated

DGCA has granted 30 days to cash-strapped airline Go First to submit a restructuring or revival plan

Throwing their hands up, the Go First budget airline's owners filed voluntary insolvency resolution proceedings before the NCLT sending shockwaves through the entire airline industry

At least 50 requests to take back as many leased planes from two Indian airlines in less than two weeks

Go First Airways said that due to the non-supply of engines by US-based Jet engines manufacturer, operations will remain cancelled

Parliamentary Standing Committee has taken note of the high air fares charged by some airline operators in the domestic sector

Rajya Sabha was told that 149 persons were included since 2020

The DGCA further said that the airline was instructed to follow due instructions and fulfill the civil aviation requirements.

DGCA also ordered the removal of the airline's head of training from his position for a period of three months besides imposing a fine of Rs 3 lakh each on eight Designated Examiners (DEs), as pe a statement.

A cancer patient was allegedly asked to deboard from a New York-bound flight after she asked the airline crew to help with her cabin luggage

A senior DGCA official said that adhering to the deadline of two weeks to respond to the show cause notice, the airline has submitted its reply. After reviewing it, the final decision will be taken into the matter.

DGCA ordered a detailed report on an alleged incident in which a Go First Airways flight took off from Bengaluru, leaving behind more than 50 passengers at Bangalore Airport.

Indigo airline in collaboration with aviation regulator DGCA launched 'Digital e-logbook' for the pilots. The e-logbook will provide direct flight data transfer service to pilots from IndiGo systems to eGCA logbooks from Thursday.

In a temporary measure to rationalise cost, airline SpiceJet has decided to place nearly 80 pilots on leave without pay for a period of three months.

Non-scheduled passengers may be carried out by using single or multi engine airplanes, seaplanes and helicopters duly registered in India.

The requests for deregistration have been made by Irish lessor Horizon Aviation.

New Delhi: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has suspended the licence of the pilot-in command (PIC) of the SpiceJet flight for six months, sources confirmed on Saturday. The PIC’s co-pilot had asked the captain to skirt the clouds ahead and not fly through them but he ignored. It happened in pertinence with the […]