DGCA to conduct safety audit of all flying schools; 33 to be checked in 3 months

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is conducting special safety audits for all 33 flying training organisations in India following recent aircraft incidents. The audits aim to ensure compliance with aviation regulations by assessing safety standards, operational procedures, and maintenance protocols, ultimately enhancing the overall safety and effectiveness of flight training.
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