DGCA's Strict New Laws Enhance Safety for Foreign Airlines; Non-Compliance Risks License Revocation
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DGCA tightens rules for foreign airlines: Safer travel, license at risk for non-compliance
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News18•11-03-2026, 10:28
DGCA tightens rules for foreign airlines: Safer travel, license at risk for non-compliance
•DGCA issues strict new guidelines for foreign airlines to operate services in India, enhancing safety.
•Mandatory designation by home country, eGCA portal registration, and submission of company/CEO details required.
•Foreign airlines must appoint an Indian citizen or entity as a Local Representative, knowledgeable in Indian aviation laws.
•Operating Authorization application required 90 days in advance, detailing fleet, incident history, and maintenance plans.
•Strict compliance with Indian laws, safety, security, and passenger grievance redressal is mandatory; violations risk license suspension/cancellation.
