New Delhi: India has warned Turkish Airlines to follow the rules after stunning inspections of their aircraft at four airports, including alleged cars of explosives on a flight without disclosing dangerous cargo.DGCA inspected the “security overs and ramps” of airline passengers and cargo flights in Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai and Bengaluru from 29 May to 2 June. Türkiye’s operation in India will be subject to lens as DGCA will conduct follow -up inspections “to ensure continuous security oversight”.“Cargo included hazardous items, which requires more permission (IS) from DGCA for explosives. It was not found to be attached nor was it mentioned in the declaration of dangerous goods, “said the Ministry of Aviation.” During the arrival of the aircraft, the maintenance engineer was unavailable, and instead the arrival process was done by a technician.,It was discovered that the Turkish Airlines and its ground handling agent “was not a service-level agreement”, and the equipment “is a lack of proper accountability and monitoring”, it said.Senior officials said the checks were made on the aircraft operated by the airline.
