Two days after the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA)
announced a three-member committee to conduct an 'engineering audit' of
low-cost carrier SpiceJet, the aviation regulator said on Thursday that
all Indian airlines, including the national carrier Air India, will be
audited to ensure they comply with safely requirements.
The DGCA joint director general, Lalit Gupta, told this newspaper: "Financial details of all airlines will be scrutinised. We'll also seek details about spares purchase, cannibalising aircraft (interchanging of parts), payment of salaries and issuance of tax deduction at source (TDS) certificates in the case of Spicejet and other carriers."
The DGCA director general, Prabhat Kumar, confirmed that the aviation regulator found "serious engineering issues with aircraft in the fleet of SpiceJet".
Read news in full 01/08/14 Aditya Anand/Mumbai Mirror
The DGCA joint director general, Lalit Gupta, told this newspaper: "Financial details of all airlines will be scrutinised. We'll also seek details about spares purchase, cannibalising aircraft (interchanging of parts), payment of salaries and issuance of tax deduction at source (TDS) certificates in the case of Spicejet and other carriers."
The DGCA director general, Prabhat Kumar, confirmed that the aviation regulator found "serious engineering issues with aircraft in the fleet of SpiceJet".
Read news in full 01/08/14 Aditya Anand/Mumbai Mirror
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