DGCA says surveillance team found lapses in internal safety audits of Air India
The team visited Air India's office in Gurugram in Haryana on July 25 and 26, and after inspection, they mentioned the lapses in the 'Deficiency Reporting Form'
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The team visited Air India's office in Gurugram in Haryana on July 25 and 26, and after inspection, they mentioned the lapses in the 'Deficiency Reporting Form'
A two-member inspection team of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has found lapses in internal safety audits of Air India and the regulator is probing the matter, according to officials.
When contacted, an Air India spokesperson said that all airlines are subject to regular safety audits by regulators and other bodies.
According to the inspection report, the checklists were physically signed by an auditor from the Quality Management System (QMS) Department which does not fall under the approval and inspection scope of the DGCA and has different eligibility criteria/qualification industry standards
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