New Delhi: The Directorate General of Civil Aviation is working on a
policy that may halve the time needed to issue licences to business and
private jet owners.
Scheduled and non-scheduled air operators have to meet the same guidelines now for a flying licence. The new rules could grant permits to the latter in six months.
“Non-scheduled operators do not need to meet a lot of conditions of scheduled operators because they operate less complex aircraft. We are trying to come up with new rules for them to make their operation simpler,” a senior DGCA official said. There are about 130 non-scheduled air operators registered with the DGCA.
Separately, to promote regional and remote connectivity, the regulator has constituted a committee comprising representatives from the Business Aircraft Operators’ Association and DGCA officials to recommend ways to improve use of assets in the aviation sector.
Read news in full 23/08/14 Sharmistha Mukherjee/Business Standard
Scheduled and non-scheduled air operators have to meet the same guidelines now for a flying licence. The new rules could grant permits to the latter in six months.
“Non-scheduled operators do not need to meet a lot of conditions of scheduled operators because they operate less complex aircraft. We are trying to come up with new rules for them to make their operation simpler,” a senior DGCA official said. There are about 130 non-scheduled air operators registered with the DGCA.
Separately, to promote regional and remote connectivity, the regulator has constituted a committee comprising representatives from the Business Aircraft Operators’ Association and DGCA officials to recommend ways to improve use of assets in the aviation sector.
Read news in full 23/08/14 Sharmistha Mukherjee/Business Standard
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