The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has issued a show cause notice to Akasa Airlines for multiple regulatory violations. Identified during a recent review, the breaches involve non-compliance with civil aviation training and licensing requirements. The DGCA’s audit found inadequacies in training standards and operational readiness. Akasa Airlines has seven days to respond to the notice.
Now, Akasa gets DGCA notice over crew training norms’ ‘violations’
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