The DGCA has issued a show-cause notice to Akasa Air for multiple regulatory breaches, including training pilots without necessary approvals. A surprise inspection revealed that the airline conducted practical training and simulations without required permits, violating several Civil Aviation Requirements and Aircraft Rules. Akasa Air has one week to respond, emphasizing its commitment to safety. The DGCA is concerned about the airline’s training standards and operational readiness, especially as Akasa plans a significant fleet expansion. The airline began operations in 2022 and has quickly grown in market share. Read The Rest at :
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