The occurrence involved the notification of the DGCA via a volunteer record sent by Air India on July 10, 2024.
The DGCA has actually enforced a fine of Rs 95 lakh on Air India, Rs 6 lakh on its supervisor procedures, and Rs 3 lakh on its supervisor training for running trip with non-qualified team participants.
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has actually enforced a fine of Rs 95 lakh on Air India for running trip with non-qualified team participants. In enhancement, the DGCA likewise put charges of Rs 6 lakh and Rs 3 lakh on the supervisor procedures and supervisor training of Air India, specifically.
The occurrence involved the notification of DGCA via a volunteer record sent by Air India on July 10, the regulatory authority stated. The DGCA included that it accomplished an examination and learnt that there are shortages and several infractions to the regulative arrangements by numerous article owners and team, which might dramatically influence security.
“The concerned pilot has been warned to exercise caution to prevent such occurrences in future. M/s Air India Limited operated a flight commanded by a non-trainer line captain paired with a non-line-released first officer which has been viewed by the regulator as a serious scheduling incident having significant safety ramifications,” the DGCA stated in a declaration.
