New Delhi: : The US Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) has restored India’s aviation safety rating by upgrading it to Category I status, almost 14 months after it had been downgraded to second category, raising concerns over training, non-availability of adequate number of flight operation inspectors and other technical issues.
Following the FAA move, desi airlines like Air India and Jet Airways can increase the number of flights they operate to the US or enter into any new code-sharing arrangements with US carriers.
09/04/15 New Indian Express
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Following the FAA move, desi airlines like Air India and Jet Airways can increase the number of flights they operate to the US or enter into any new code-sharing arrangements with US carriers.
09/04/15 New Indian Express
