Archive · 28 Oct 2025
DGCA Flags Lapses at Akasa Air, Airline Promises Action
Imagine a teacher checking students' homework.
The aviation teacher, called DGCA, looked at Akasa Air's work for a few months.
The teacher found some mistakes and things done incorrectly, like not following the rules perfectly.
The DGCA told Akasa Air to fix these mistakes.
Akasa Air said they would do their best to correct everything the teacher pointed out, and they would tell the teacher what they did to fix it on time.
Aviation regulator DGCA has identified various regulatory non-compliances and procedural lapses at Akasa Air.
These observations were made after a comprehensive review of the airline's surveillance data.
The review covered the period from April to September.
The DGCA has asked Akasa Air to take remedial actions to address the flagged issues.
Akasa Air stated that it always provides comprehensive responses to observations within the given timelines.
- Who
- DGCA and Akasa Air
- What
- DGCA flagged regulatory non-compliances and procedural lapses at Akasa Air after a review, requesting remedial actions.
- When
- Following a review of surveillance data for the April-September period.
- Where
- India
- Why
- DGCA identified regulatory non-compliances and procedural lapses.
- Regulator
- DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation)
- Airline
- Akasa Air
- Observation Period
- April-September
- Nature of Lapses
- Repetitive procedural lapses, regulatory non-compliances
