DGCA elevating aviation safety standards, takes 542 enforcement actions in 2023
时间:2024-06-26 15:32:55 阅读(143)
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has undertaken significant measures to bolster safety standards in the aviation industry, with a total of 542 enforcement actions in the year 2023.
This represents a substantial 77 per cent increase compared to the 305 enforcement actions conducted in 2022.
The rigorous surveillance measures play a crucial role in mitigating potential safety risks and enhancing safety margins across the aviation sector.
DGCA conducted 5,745 surveillance activities in 2023Throughout 2023, DGCA intensified its safety oversight efforts, conducting a record 5,745 surveillances, including 4,039 planned surveillances, 1,706 spot checks, and night surveillance. This marked a notable 26 percent increase in surveillance activities compared to 2022, underscoring the dedication to enforcing compliance and enhancing safety within the aviation landscape.
As a result of surveillance findings, DGCA took enforcement actions against non-compliant personnel, airlines, and other operators. The 542 enforcement actions in 2023 represent a substantial 77 percent increase from the 305 actions carried out in 2022.
DGCA’s key enforcement actions in 2023Key enforcement actions in 2023 included the suspension of Air India’s Approved Training Organisation and financial penalties imposed on Air India, Air Asia, Indigo, and Spice Jet for various non-compliances. Additionally, enforcement actions were taken against erring pilots, cabin crew, Air Traffic Control Officers (ATCOs), non-scheduled airlines, flying training organizations, and aerodrome operators.
DGCA’s unwavering commitment to enforcing compliance underscores the critical importance of adhering to safety regulations within the aviation sector, ensuring the continued safety of the skies.
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