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Aviation safety regulator DGCA terminated the contract of its Chief Flight Operations Inspector (CFOI) on Wednesday, as per sources familiar with the matter. The DGCA has not commented on the decision so far.
The CFOI, who previously worked as a wide-body pilot for Air India, joined the regulator on an ad hoc basis in March 2021. According to sources, an order issued by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation cited administrative reasons and the public interest as grounds for the immediate termination of the official’s services.
This development comes as a significant change within the aviation regulatory body, although the specific reasons behind the termination have not been disclosed yet.
The news was first published on January 25, 2024, at 12:05 AM IST.
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), the aviation safety regulator in India, has terminated the contract of its Chief Financial Officer (CFO), according to a recent report. The CFO was removed from the position due to undisclosed reasons. This decision by DGCA is expected to have an impact on the financial management and operations of the organization. Further details about the termination have not been provided at this time.
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