The violations covered a wide range of safety lapses, including breaches of breath analyser norms for crew, failures in flight data monitoring, unauthorised cockpit access, use of simulators without DGCA approval, deployment of inadequately trained crew, and violations of flight duty time limitations. Maintenance-related deficiencies, such as procedural lapses and operation of aircraft with expired emergency equipment, were also noted. The Minister said the government has allocated dedicated funds to strengthen DGCA’s safety oversight and shared details of staffing vacancies across key aviation bodies, including DGCA, AAI, BCAS and air traffic control services, to address regulatory and safety challenges.

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