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Indian Aviation Regulator Recruits More Inspectors as Downgrade Fears Loom – The Wilmington Journal

India's aviation sector is staring at a potential downgrade as its regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), continues to function with just half the number of safety personnel it needs. The International Civil [...]

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