Air ambulance crash, Ajit Pawar incident: RTI exposes DGCA 40% staff shortfall -- INDIA TODAY EXCLUSIVE
The RTI was filed in the aftermath of the January 28 incident involving Ajit Pawar’s aircraft, seeking detailed information on DGCA audits of non-scheduled operators (NSOPs), instances of expired aircraft components being used, crash findings in earlier accidents, and the regulator’s staffing strength.
The RTI was filed in the aftermath of the January 28 incident involving Ajit Pawar’s aircraft, seeking detailed information on DGCA audits of non-scheduled operators (NSOPs), instances of expired aircraft components being used, crash findings in earlier accidents, and the regulator’s staffing strength.
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