2023-12-15 19:39:00
Air India Receives DGCA Approval for Maintenance of A350 and A320 Aircraft
In a major development, Air India has announced that it has received approval from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) for the maintenance of A350 and A320 aircraft. This comes as the Gurugram-based airline prepares to induct the Airbus 350-900 into its service by the end of this year.
The airline plans to connect a total of six flights in its first phase, with the first of the six aircraft expected to arrive in India by the end of this month. Air India has stated that regulatory approval for the maintenance of the A350 is a crucial aspect for ensuring smooth operation and maintenance of the first six A350 aircraft to be joined.
This approval means that Air India engineers will now be certified by the DGCA Group to undertake any work related to the maintenance of A350 aircraft. This is a significant step for the airline as it gears up for the induction of the new aircraft into its fleet.
With the approval in place, Air India is well-positioned to expand its operations and provide top-notch service to its passengers. This move is expected to enhance the airline’s capabilities and further strengthen its position in the aviation industry. Stay tuned for more updates as Air India continues to make strides in the aviation sector.
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