Archive · 25 Jul 2025
DGCA Issues Notices to Air India for Several Violations
Imagine the DGCA, which makes sure planes are safe, sent four warnings to Air India, a big airline.
These warnings are because Air India might not have been following all the rules.
Some rules are about how long the people working on the planes can work and rest, and how they're trained.
Air India told the DGCA about these issues first, and now they have to explain why the rules weren't followed.
Air India says they'll respond soon and that they care about safety.
DGCA issued four show cause notices to Air India for various violations.
Notices relate to cabin crew rest and duty norms, training, and operational procedures.
The notices were based on voluntary disclosures made by Air India.
Violations include those on ultra-long haul flights and other specific dates.
Air India acknowledges the notices and will respond within the stipulated period.
- Who
- DGCA (regulator) and Air India.
- What
- DGCA issued four show cause notices to Air India for violations.
- When
- Notices issued on July 23, based on disclosures from June 20 and 21.
- Where
- Mumbai
- Why
- For violations of cabin crew duty/rest, training, and operational procedures.
DGCA's Perspective
Air India's Perspective
Compliance with Regulations
DGCA's Perspective
Safety regulations and compliance must be strictly followed by airlines.
Air India's Perspective
Air India voluntarily disclosed violations, demonstrating commitment to resolve the issues
- Regulator
- DGCA
- Airline
- Air India
- Notices Issued
- 4
- Date of Notices
- July 23
- Basis of Notices
- Voluntary Disclosures