Aviation regulator DGCA today said recertification of all scheduled airlines would be completed in the next month and so far 10 carriers have been recertified.
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) began the recertification process for the scheduled carriers earlier this year.
DGCA chief M Sathiyavathy said that recertification of 10 airlines have been completed. "Out of 14 airlines, we have completed 10 and only four are remaining. We will be completing that in the next one month," she said here.
The recertification is being done to ensure that the carriers meet the global standards, especially after the US watchdog Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) upgraded India's safety rating this April.
16/10/15 PTI/Business Today
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The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) began the recertification process for the scheduled carriers earlier this year.
DGCA chief M Sathiyavathy said that recertification of 10 airlines have been completed. "Out of 14 airlines, we have completed 10 and only four are remaining. We will be completing that in the next one month," she said here.
The recertification is being done to ensure that the carriers meet the global standards, especially after the US watchdog Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) upgraded India's safety rating this April.
16/10/15 PTI/Business Today
