Directorate General Of Civil Aviation  

An 80-year-old passenger died, Air India fined Rs 30 lakh. Since there were not enough wheelchairs available, the passenger decided to walk from the plane to the terminal.

The Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) and Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) have granted permission to the Telangana government to use drones to deliver covid-19 vaccines
 

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) which is the Indian aviation regulatory body has ordered checks of all Boeing 737-Next Generation (NG) aircraft that have completed over 26,000 flight cycles.

Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) conducted safety audits only to find it deficient in five airlines

SpiceJet, Air India Express and GoAir have been involved in three, two and one such incidents, respectively, in the past few days, prompting the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to take action against the 12 pilots
 

Dubai to Mangaluru Air India Express flight veered off the taxiway at runway 24 in Mangaluru International Airport after landing on Sunday (June 30). Passengers are safe and a probe has been ordered

Jet Airways may soon lose its prime slots from all metropolitan cities in India like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai etc. and slots in other countries as well. According to the guidelines, if any airline doesn't utilise a slot for one month, the allocated slot may be cancelled

Jet Airways is immersed in a crisis that it is struggling to get out of. With Jet’s inability to repay debts, most of the aircrafts in the fleet are grounded and about 41 aircrafts are currently operating. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has said on March 19 that the fleet is expecting a further downsizing.
 

Amid the crisis that has racked Jet in the recent times, around 260 pilots from Jet Airways have now applied to join SpiceJet airlines. 

The government on Tuesday called an emergency meeting with Jet Airways management to contain the crisis. The meeting took place after civil aviation minister Suresh Prabhu intervened and asked the secretary to take stock of the situation.
 

The revelation made by the CAG puts a serious question mark on the utility of the Boeing spy planes as their main operational role is to track the presence of enemy vessels operating in or around Indian waters