Simulator Training For A320 Pilots Suspended At Air India Facility: Report
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The sources told news agency PTI that DGCA's decisions came against the backdrop of alleged lapses noticed during inspection of the airline's training facilities.
Aviation watchdog DGCA has suspended simulator training activities for A320 pilots at Air India's facility in Hyderabad, close on the heels of suspending the training activities for Boeing pilots at the Tata Group-owned airline's facility in Mumbai, according to sources.
The two decisions by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in a span of just three days could pose operational challenges for Air India as currently the carrier cannot train narrow-body and wide-body pilots at its own training facilities.
"The DGCA has now suspended the simulator training activities at Air India's facility for A320 pilots as well owing to certain lapses observed during an inspection," one of the sources told Press Trust of India on Wednesday.
