HC directs DGCA to hear Paramount Airways

New Delhi: The Delhi High Court today directed civil aviation regulator DGCA, which has de-registered three aircraft of the Paramount Airways following a dispute, to give a hearing to the Coimbatore-based airline.
A division bench, comprising acting Chief Justice M B Lokur and Justice Mukta Gupta, however, declined to grant any relief to the airline, saying there would be "no stay" on the DGCA's direction to ground its aircraft.
"DGCA would give a personal hearing to the petitioner (Paramount Airways) on March 29 and pass an order within two weeks," the bench directed while dismissing Paramount's petition to stay the DGCA's order de-registering its planes.
22/03/10 Press Trust of India

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