Show Cause Notice To Air India For Inordinate Flight Delays

Hyderabad, May 31 (Maxim News): Aviation watchdog DGCA on Friday issued a show cause notice to Air India for inordinate delay of at least two international flights and failure to take due care of passengers.

Click Here To Join Us On WhatsApp

The show cause notice also comes at a time when passengers of a San Francisco-bound Air India flight from the national capital, that was originally scheduled to take off around 1530 hours on thursday, faced a harrowing time due to an inordinate delay.

The flight is now scheduled to take place on Friday afternoon.

Click Here To Join Us On WhatsApp

In the show cause notice, the regulator mentioned about the inordinate delay of two international flights – AI 183 from Delhi to San Francisco on May 30 and AI 179 from Mumbai to San Francisco on May 24.

An official said Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia took cognizance of the flight delays and inconvenience caused to passengers, following which the DGCA issued the show cause notice.

Click Here To Join Us On WhatsApp

Both flights were delayed and passengers were put to discomfort due to insufficient cooling in the cabin. Further, repeated incidents of passengers being put to discomfort by Air India in violation of DGCA norms have come to the notice of the regulator, as per the show cause notice.

The regulator also noted that Air India is “time and again failing in taking due care of passengers“, and not complying with its provisions related to ‘Facilities to be provided to passengers by airlines due to denied boarding, cancellation of flights and delays in flights.” 

Click Here To Join Us On WhatsApp

Air India is hereby called upon to show cause as to why enforcement action shall not be initiated against the airline,” for the violations, the regulator said.  (Maxim News)


More Stories :

  • Adani Bribery Case: KTR Demands Telangana Govt To Cancel All Contracts

    Adani Bribery Case: KTR Demands Telangana Govt To Cancel All Contracts

    Hyderabad, Nov 22 (Maxim News): BRS working president KT Rama Rao demanded the Congress government in Telangana to cancel its agreements with the Adani Group, worth Rs 12,400 crore, and return the Rs 100 crore donation made by the group for the Skill University. The demand follows charges of corruption and bribery against industrialist Gautam Adani…


  • Raja Singh Sparks Controversy Again: Advises Ayyappa Devotees’ To Visit Vavar Mosque

    Raja Singh Sparks Controversy Again: Advises Ayyappa Devotees’ To Visit Vavar Mosque

    Hyderabad, Nov 22 (Maxim News): Goshamahal BJP MLA Raja Singh, sparked controversy after advising Ayyappa Swamy devotees not to visit the Vavar mosque of Hazrath Vavarswami Darga and mosque—popularly known as Vavar mosque—when traveling to the Sabarimala Temple in Kerala.


  • Telangana: DCA Cracks Down On Fake Drug Claims For Critical Illness

    Telangana: DCA Cracks Down On Fake Drug Claims For Critical Illness

    Hyderabad, Nov 22 (Maxim News): The Drug Control Administration (DCA), Telangana State seized several drugs that were circulating in the market with misleading claims of treating Cardiovascular disorders, blood pressure, Ophthalmic diseases/disorders, fevers, and diabetes, which is in contravention of the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act, 1954, a DCA press release said.


  • Three Arrested For Practicing Allopathy In Telangana

    Three Arrested For Practicing Allopathy In Telangana

    Hyderabad, Nov 22 (Maxim News): The drug inspectors of Telangana State Drug Control Administration (TSDCA) conducted raids on the premises of three quacks (unqualified medical practitioners), who were practicing allopathy, at different locations in Telangana State and seized substantial stocks of medicines worth Rs. 83,000, stored illegally for sale.


Now you can get the latest stories from Indtoday on Telegram every day. Click the link to subscribe.  Click to follow Indtoday’s Facebook pageTwitter and Instagram. For all the latest Hyderabad News updates

Leave A Reply

Your email address will not be published.