25% sanctioned DGCA posts lying vacant: Aviation Minister
04/08/2017 10:18
As per reports, Directorate General of Civil Aviation is a regulatory body governing the safety aspects of the aviation industry. It primarily monitors the airworthiness of civilian aircraft besides granting licenses to airports, airlines, pilots and other crew members.
Commenting on the issue, Minister of Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha told the media, "As against the sanctioned posts of 1,320 in DGCA, 983 posts are filled and 337 posts are vacant."
As per reports, manpower shortage was one of the key reasons why UN watchdog International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) and US body Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) downgraded the country's civil aviation sector virtually putting brakes on the expansion plans of Indian carriers. The ratings were, however, restored in 2015.
04/08/2017 10:18
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The Indian Government has said that around 25 per cent of the sanctioned posts at aviation watchdog DGCA are lying vacant.As per reports, Directorate General of Civil Aviation is a regulatory body governing the safety aspects of the aviation industry. It primarily monitors the airworthiness of civilian aircraft besides granting licenses to airports, airlines, pilots and other crew members.
Commenting on the issue, Minister of Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha told the media, "As against the sanctioned posts of 1,320 in DGCA, 983 posts are filled and 337 posts are vacant."
As per reports, manpower shortage was one of the key reasons why UN watchdog International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) and US body Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) downgraded the country's civil aviation sector virtually putting brakes on the expansion plans of Indian carriers. The ratings were, however, restored in 2015.
