DGCA Enforces Strict Safety Measures for Non-Scheduled Flight Operators
Following a recent increase in accidents, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has announced a “zero-tolerance policy” for non-scheduled operators (NSOPs). The move prioritizes safety over commercial pressures, emphasizing pilot authority in flight decisions.
Key Facts:
- Increased Oversight: Intensive flight data audits and scrutiny of maintenance records will be conducted.
- Public Disclosure: NSOPs must disclose aircraft age, maintenance history, and pilot experience on their websites.
- Accountability: Management will be held responsible for safety lapses, and pilots face severe penalties for violations.
- Ranking System: A safety ranking system for NSOPs will be publicly available.
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