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The company aims to recruit professionals across all verticals, foster drone entrepreneurship, launch 17 new drone academies and enhance its research and development efforts in partnership with leading institutions
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The airport, located in the Vindhya region, recently received its operating licence from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), making it the sixth operational airport in the state.
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Civil Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Ram Mohan Naidu, while expressing relief over the safe landing, said that the DGCA has been ordered to conduct a thorough examination of the aircraft to find out the exact cause behind the episode.
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Additionally, penalties of Rs 6 lakh and Rs 3 lakh have been imposed on the Director of Operations and the Director of Training at Air India, respectively. The pilot involved has been warned to exercise greater caution to avoid future incidents. The civil aviation regulator deemed it a serious safety issue that Air India operated a flight with a non-trainer line captain and a non-line-released first officer.
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Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA), Hyderabad saw a total of 16,14, 660 passengers traveling to and from the nation's capital.
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Following a mass sick leave by over 300 cabin crew members, the atmosphere within Air India Express has become tense.
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Similarly, Spicejet witnessed a decline, with seat sales decreasing from 0.05 per cent to 0.03 per cent on the Delhi-Hyderabad route.
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Air India recorded the lowest OTP among the airlines surveyed, with a performance of 57.5 per cent.
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"Based on confidential inputs and in pursuance of the provisions of para 1.6 (II) and associated relevant provisions of the terms and conditions of his engagement, the contract of Capt Vivek Chhabra, CFOI stands terminated with immediate effect on administrative grounds and in the public interest," it added.
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The inquiry indicated non-compliance by the airline, leading to the issuance of a Show Cause Notice to Air India Limited's Accountable Manager.
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DGCA stated that the response to the Show Cause Notice, received on Wednesday, was deemed unsatisfactory.
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Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport in the last two days has experienced significant disruptions with nearly 600 flights delayed, and 76 flights cancelled due to dense fog and poor visibility.
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Keeping in view the agri-domain expertise of PJTSAU on drones, DGCA accorded permission to “PJTSAU Drone Academy” for the benefit of the farming community of Telangana state.
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According to the data shared, Telangana experienced a substantial increase in bird hits over the past six years
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The pilot, who had served as a B777 commander, complained about the practice to the ministry and the DGCA on October 29.
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This remarkable expansion signifies a yearly surge of 29.10 percent and a noteworthy monthly growth rate of 18.26 percent.
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The DGCA said that it can't interfere in employment contracts or decisions between airline operators and pilots and urged the court to dismiss the airline's petition with costs.
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DGCA has told the Delhi High Court that it cannot interfere in the employment agreement between pilots and Akasa Air
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Air India's CEO Campbell Wilson, in an email to his colleagues said that the airline acknowledges and accepts the DGCA's finding, which is another firm reminder that the ways of working that once may have been considered acceptable are no longer so.
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During the last hearing, Akasa Air had told the Delhi High Court that it faces the necessity of cancelling a substantial number of flights, approximately 600-700, during the month of September.