DGCA issues simplified norms for non-scheduled operators; seeks to reduce compliance burden
New Delhi: Aviation watchdog DGCA has come out with new regulations to simplify the airworthiness requirements for light aircraft and non-scheduled plane operators as part of efforts to reduce compliance burden. In order to put in place a simplified airworthiness requirements for light aircraft and private plane operators, the watchdog has introduced three sets of regulations -- CAR-ML, CAR-CAO and CAR-CAMO. Aligned with European Union Aviation Safety Agency, the regulations seek to simplify airworthiness requirements for light aircraft and those used by operators other than licensed air carriers. "These new and revised regulations will help the aviation industry in reducing compliance burden for operators/ organizations using non-complex aircraft vis-a-vis aircraft that are complex including aircraft used in scheduled commercial operations," DGCA said.
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