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DGCA Rolls Out New Audit Plan

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June 23, 2025

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has rolled out a new 'comprehensive special audit' framework for the aviation sector.

- DEEPAK PATEL

With this, it aims to move beyond siloed safety checks and carry out integrated evaluations across airlines, airports, maintenance firms, training institutes, and ground handling agencies.

"Traditionally, regulatory and safety oversight functions within Indian aviation have been conducted in silos, with different directorates (of DGCA) performing inspections and audits specific to their respective domains. These activities include planned/unplanned surveillance inspections, random spot checks, and ramp inspections. They primarily assess compliance and safety within individual aviation segments," the regulator stated. The new framework, described as a "significant paradigm shift," aimed to evaluate the aviation ecosystem holistically, moving away from fragmented oversight models.

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