India to get new air regulatory agency

Asia

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Shippers involved in trade out of India might soon be confronted with a new aviation regulatory body. The Indian government is eyeing the creation of a nine-member Civil Aviation Authority, which would set aviation standards and oversee air safety, regulation and licensing. The organization will replace the Directorate General of Civil Aviation. According to India’s civil aviation minister, Shri Ajit Singh, the directorate general had recently become too b...

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