New Delhi: Regulatory DGCA has exposed a series of security violations at major airports including Delhi and Mumbai during an audit of the country’s civil aviation ecosystem. DGCA found that with other important flaws, along with vehicles working on the aircraft wearing tires, faded runway marks, and other important flaws.“Shoches notices are being issued, and the operators of the airlines and airports have to implement corrective measures within 7 days. Similar inspections are going on in Kolkata and Hyderabad. The message is going on. The message is very simple for each stakeholder: no compromise will be allowed to be compromised in any area and no lap will invite strict action,” said an official.Two DGCA teams intensely monitored IGI Airport and CSMIA in Mumbai. His review in flying opes, airworthiness, ramp safety, ATC, and pre-flight medical checks. The DGCA audit found that many aircraft showed recurring technical defects due to ineffective improvement; Maintenance engineers were absent during Snag Recognition, and the prescribed work orders were ignored; The runway centralline symbols were faded.
