The decision followed a spot audit conducted by the aviation watchdog in January, during which evidence was gathered and fleet-wise random reports were scrutinized.
According to the DGCA, the audit findings revealed several violations by Air India, including instances where flights were operated with both flight crew members aged above 60 years. This contravenes the regulations outlined in the Civil Aviation
Requirements pertaining to FDTL. Additionally, Air India was found to be deficient in providing adequate weekly rest, sufficient rest before and after ultra-long-range flights, and adequate rest during layovers for the flight crew.
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