Dgca Rules News Today

Air India flight from Delhi to Washington DC: A womens mother was allegedly shifted to economy class despite having a business class ticket. Further she alleged that Air Indias ground staff told her mother that if she did not take the economy seat, her luggage would be taken off the plane. Read here to know what to do if this happens with you.

A flight passenger was arrested after he assaulted the pilot in anger over a delay in taking off due to heavy fog. The assaulter was clearly in violation of the law, but spare a thought for passengers trapped by inordinate delays.

India News: The government plans to review existing DGCA rules to make them more passenger-friendly and ensure airlines provide assistance to passengers affected

In a new move, the aviation watchdog - DGCA, has made the camera recording of breathe analyzer test for aircraft operators mandatory, barring them from using alcohol-based drugs or mouthwash.

India News: A senior official said now "if any crew member/ student pilot, after reaching the airport, feels that he/she is unable to discharge his flying duties

Middle East News: India has tightened its rules for operating hang gliders after Hamas terrorists used paragliders to enter Israel and launch attacks. The Directorate G

An Air India pilot is under investigation for reportedly inviting a woman friend inside the cockpit during a Dubai to Delhi flight in February.

Passengers in the world’s fastest-growing aviation market not only need to be well-aware of their consumer rights but also be mindful of their actions while inflight to avoid making it to the ‘National No-Fly List’.

Against the backdrop of complaints from air travellers about their tickets booked for a particular class being downgraded by airlines, DGCA is now in the process of amending the ticket booking rules.

The DGCA said it would revisit its own regulations, making it mandatory for airlines to take the airport doctor's opinion on a passenger's health before deciding to deny boarding, reports PTI.