Monday, December 11, 2017

DGCA probing flying of Air India aircraft with dent, 3 derostered

Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is probing the incident of an Air India aircraft that was operated with alleged dent in its fuselage area and three personnel have been derostered, airline sources said.

The incident involving an A319 aircraft that was flying from Patna to the national capital happened in October, they added.

The DGCA has started a probe after it was reported that the plane was operated despite a dent or a crack being detected in the fuselage area at the time of inspection.

According to the sources, the regulator has been provided with all the documents related to the matter and the probe is likely to be concluded soon.

Aircraft are subject to strict inspection procedures on a regular basis. In the wake of the alleged incident, two pilots and an engineer have been derostered till the investigation is completed, the sources said.
11/12/17 PTI/moneycontrol.com

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