DGCA on security of airlines

January 12, 2010 04:00 AM
Economic News

DGCA standing for Directorate General of Civil Aviation met on 11th January 2010 to discuss on issues related to the security of airlines. The first objective of this new protocol of DGCA will facilitate the resumption of air traffic, that is to say more direct routes and flights levels with optimized trajectories allowing airlines to fly more economical and less polluting and also the most important is airlines should offer more security. Air crashes are rare; their causes are multiple and can happen to an airline with a high level of security. Authorities at DGCA seek continuous improvement regarding the security of airlines.

Source: DGCA

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