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- The Directorate General of Civil Aviation is conducting financial and operational reviews of SpiceJet.
- The airline has recently struggled with flight delays and cancellations affecting passengers.
- The government provided the airline with 150 crore rupees through the Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme.
- The minister emphasized that passenger safety and operational consistency remain the primary government priorities.
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Ram Mohan Naidu
civil aviation minister
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“The immediate activity in the ministry regarding SpiceJet is that we have operational and, to a certain extent, financial scrutiny also being done from the ministry through the DGCA because we don’t want any lapse in safety”
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…of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is carrying out operational and financial scrutiny of SpiceJet, civil aviation minister Ram Mohan Naidu said on Tuesday even as the airline grapple s with flight cancellations and delays. The immediate activity in the ministry regarding SpiceJet is that we have operational and, to a certain extent, financial scrutiny also being done from the ministry through the DGCA because we don’t want any lapse in safety ,” Naidu said. As per the latest DGCA monthly data, SpiceJet’s domestic market share dropped to 1.6% in July from 1.9 per cent in June. Naidu said the ministry was continuously engaging with the airline.“In terms of the…
“Our major priority right now is to ensure the passengers shouldn’t face any inconvenience. The safety shouldn’t be compromised at any cost in terms of operations. And then smooth operations are sustained within the airlines”
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…in June. Naidu said the ministry was continuously engaging with the airline.“In terms of the future, we are continuously engaging and seeing how best we can facilitate the ministry side,” the aviation minister said. “ Our major priority right now is to ensure the passengers shouldn’t face any inconvenience. The safety shouldn’t be compromised at any cost in terms of operations. And then smooth operations are sustained within the airlines ,” Naidu said. He however, clarified that the government had certain restrictions while dealing with private airlines. “..But you also see that these are private airlines. There are certain limits with which the…
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