Author: Bhavya Velani

Bhavya Velani is the founder of Aviation A2Z. Bhavya started Aviation A2Z as a YouTube channel and created unique and engaging content for aviation professionals. He is very passionate about writing aviation blogs and creating content. Founded in 2018, Aviation A2Z has grown rapidly, with over 5 million monthly visitors. Bhavya writes for Airways Magazine, AIRLIVE, AeroXplorer, Travel Radar, and other global publications.

the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), which is responsible for regulating civil aviation in India, imposed a penalty of Rs 30 lakh on Air India due to its failure to adequately address the “safety-sensitive issue” of a pilot allowing a female friend into the cockpit during a Delhi-Dubai flight on February 27.

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MUMBAI- Tata-owned Indian FSC Air India (AI) operates the first flight of recently inducted Boeing 777 200LR aircraft from Delhi Airport (DEL) to Mumbai Airport (BOM) today, on 13th May 2023. The aircraft has the registration VT-AEE, and The airline took delivery of the aircraft earlier this year. Further, it sent it to Singapore for interiors and other installations. Subsequently, on May 1, the aircraft ferried back to Delhi and is deployed today for its first commercial flight. Air India Boeing 777 According to Flight Radar 24, a flight tracking website, the Air India Flight AI678 operating Boeing 777-200LR, having…

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APHIDS (Access Pass Holder Information Distribution System) is a secure national capability that facilitates the unique identification of all staff with access to restricted areas at UK airports and is subject to enhanced background checks and criminal records checks. It enables industry, the Civil Aviation Authority, law enforcement, and the government to identify such staff. APHIDS is designed to minimize insider threats and was developed as a proof of concept (PoC). Further, the Accelerated Capability Environment (ACE) through innovative collaboration with the supplier network. The project was a joint effort of the Home Office and the Department for Transport. Subsequently,…

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