DGCA Relaxes Safety Rules for Air India, Allowing Longer Pilot Hours Amid West Asia Crisis
India's DGCA has relaxed safety rules for Air India, allowing pilots to fly longer hours due to rerouted flights and disruptions caused by the West Asia crisis. This permission gives the airline flexibility to rework rostering and mitigate issues, though pilots express concerns about fatigue.
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DGCA lets AI pilots fly longer hours as Gulf detours stretch West routes
Air India pilots are flying longer hours due to rerouted flights amid the Iran war, with the DGCA granting temporary extensions. While understanding the necessity, pilots express concerns about fatigue impacting safety. The airline is implementing measures to mitigate these issues and expedite pilot upgrades to manage the increased flight demands.
By SAURABH SINHA
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Airline officials said the permission gives Air India space to allow itself to rework its rostering and mitigate disruptions caused by the restrictions.
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