New Delhi: US aviation regulator Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has expressed serious concern over large number of vacancies in DGCA, including top posts of Joint Directors General and Deputy Directors General, at a time when air traffic in India was growing at a rapid pace.
Of the 427 posts sanctioned by the government in 2009 for various directorates of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), it is understood that around 350 posts have lapsed as they were not filled up in so many years.
The vacancies include top technical positions of two Joint Directors General, five Deputy Directors General and over 100 Directors, Deputy Directors and Assistant Directors.
27/09/13 PTI/Economic Times
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Of the 427 posts sanctioned by the government in 2009 for various directorates of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), it is understood that around 350 posts have lapsed as they were not filled up in so many years.
The vacancies include top technical positions of two Joint Directors General, five Deputy Directors General and over 100 Directors, Deputy Directors and Assistant Directors.
27/09/13 PTI/Economic Times
