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DGCA's 801 Vacancies: Short-Term Hiring as Stopgap

India's aviation regulator DGCA has 801 vacant posts out of 1630. To bridge the gap, it's hiring short-term contractual staff, but experts warn this is a band-aid solution for a serious safety oversight problem.

Indian Airlines Complete A320 Software Upgrade

Indian carriers IndiGo and Air India successfully upgraded software on over 90% of 338 affected Airbus A320 aircraft with minimal flight disruptions. DGCA data shows only 4 cancellations during the process.

6,000 Airbus Jets Grounded for Urgent Software Fix

Nearly 6,000 Airbus A320 jets worldwide, including 338 in India, are grounded for a mandatory software update triggered by solar radiation risks. Read the full story on the global aviation hiccup.

DGCA Mandates Safety Checks for Airbus A320 Fleet

DGCA issues mandatory safety directive for Airbus A320 family aircraft after solar radiation risk discovery. Multiple flights delayed globally. Stay updated on aviation safety measures.

DGCA taps retired officers to fix approval delays

Facing a manpower crisis, India's DGCA is creating a pool of retired technical officers aged up to 70 to advise on certifications. This move aims to cut delays while ensuring transparency. Learn how this impacts aviation.

NMC Action Against Doctors in Delhi Blast Case

India's National Medical Commission confirms statutory action against doctors allegedly involved in the Red Fort car blast. Full details on the investigation and medical community's response.

BCAS Makes Secondary Ladder Checks Mandatory

India's aviation security watchdog BCAS mandates secondary ladder point checks for all flights. New security protocol enhances passenger safety across Indian airports.

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