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Official Twitter Account of Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) India.

[DGCA @DGCAIndia]

Public notice on DGCA examinations

[M/o Civil Aviation, India @Pib_MoCA]

DGCA signs MoU with Gati Shakti Vishwavidyalaya to train youth in broad areas of Aviation, including Aviation Engineering and Aviation Management.

Please read: https://t.co/Bg6ktfldXa

@RamMNK @mohol_murlidhar @samirsinha69 @MoCA_GoI @DGCAIndia @gsv_vadodara @PIB_India

[DGCA @DGCAIndia]

Guidelines for carriage of Central, State, and other dignitaries by aircraft @MoCA_GoI @Pib_MoCA
https://t.co/MqMVpJKqqP

[MoCA_GoI @MoCA_GoI]

Taking aviation to new heights 🚁✈️

From expanding airport infrastructure to boosting indigenous aircraft under Atmanirbhar Bharat, the next phase of #UDAN will transform regional connectivity across India.

A vision powered and guided by Hon’ble PM Narendra Modi’s vision of Ude Desh ka Aam Nagrik.

#UDAN #AviationIndia #AtmanirbharBharat

@narendramodi @RamMNK @mohol_murlidhar @samirsinha69 @DGCAIndia @AAI_Official @Pib_MoCA

[MoCA_GoI @MoCA_GoI]

#UDAN: Soaring Towards the Next Frontier
With the approval of its next phase, #UDAN will further strengthen regional air connectivity over the next 10 years.

With 120 new destinations and a vision of 4 Cr+ passengers, the scheme will expand reach, enhance accessibility, and support balanced regional development.

@narendramodi @RamMNK @mohol_murlidhar @samirsinha69 @AAI_Official
@DGCAIndia @PIB_India @Pib_MoCA

[MoCA_GoI @MoCA_GoI]

Today, the Cabinet, under the guidance of Hon’ble PM Narendra Modi, has approved the next phase of #UDAN to further strengthen and expand regional air connectivity for a period of 10 years.

A visionary step forward, building on past achievements to deepen connectivity, improve accessibility, and accelerate inclusive regional growth. #UDAN continues to make air travel affordable, inclusive, and transformative for every citizen.

@narendramodi @RamMNK @mohol_murlidhar @samirsinha69 @DGCAIndia @AAI_Official @PIB_India @Pib_MoCA @MIB_India

[DGCA @DGCAIndia]

Signing of Working Arrangement between DGCA & EASA regarding production of Airbus AS350 B3 Helicopter (H125) at Vemagal, Karnataka

In line with Govt. of India’s Make in India policy and initiatives of Ministry of Civil Aviation in this direction, to facilitate production of Airbus AS350B3 (H125) helicopter under civil certification, DGCA has entered into a Working Arrangement with EASA. The working arrangement delineates role and responsibility of both the regulators for the oversight of this production.

Airbus helicopters has established final assembly line of AS350B3 (H125) helicopter partnering with Tata Advanced System Limited (TASL) at Vemagal, Karnataka, India.

Over the period, India’s civil aviation sector has witnessed remarkable growth and transformation. This working arrangement will deepen our cooperation with EASA in the years ahead. Signing of this working arrangement will provide a robust foundation for manufacturing excellence and innovation. It will also strengthen ancillary industries, create a ripple effect and benefit the entire aviation value chain.

@MoCA_GoI @Pib_MoCA @EASA

[DGCA @DGCAIndia]

Clarification on DGCA’s Safety Advisory regarding Risk to Civil Aviation in Middle East and Persian Gulf Airspace

[DGCA @DGCAIndia]

The DGCA has granted approval to a new Flying Training Organisation (FTO), ARCA Global Aviation Pvt. Ltd., at Begumpet Airport in Hyderabad. This approval will help expand India’s pilot training capacity and support the growing demand for pilots in the country’s aviation sector.

[MoCA_GoI @MoCA_GoI]

Hon'ble Minister Shri Ram Mohan Naidu handed over the aerodrome license issued by DGCA to Noida International Airport (Jewar) as it inches closer to becoming operational.

The minister also discussed expediting of the remaining process by the airport operator.

Jewar International Airport stands as one of the most significant aviation developments in the country, with the largest airport area in Asia.

Envisioned as a major aviation hub with integrated MRO and air cargo facilities, it will play a crucial role in strengthening India’s aviation ecosystem.

Under the visionary leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, India’s aviation sector continues to expand at an unprecedented pace, creating world-class infrastructure and new opportunities for growth and connectivity.

@narendramodi @RamMNK @mohol_murlidhar @DGCAIndia @Pib_MoCA

[Air India @airindia]

#ImportantUpdate

Air India and Air India Express are committed to flying you to your destination and continue to operate scheduled flights to/from Jeddah and Muscat which are assessed safe for operations.

Additional non-scheduled flights are planned to operate to and from Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Muscat, Ras Al-Khaimah and Sharjah on 8 March, to bring stranded passengers back to India. Due to the dynamic situation in West Asia, flight schedules can change at a short notice. We recommend verifying your flight status at our website before you leave home. We will continue to provide flight updates on your registered numbers as well. Please connect with our 24×7 Contact Centre for more information.

Air India's services to Europe & North America are operating normally through safe alternative routings.

More detail and full list of flights here: https://t.co/DCWsC7HiwW

[IndiGo @IndiGo6E]

Travel Advisory

As the situation in and around the Middle East continues to evolve, we understand that many customers are still waiting to reach the places and the people that matter most to them.

On 8th March 2026, our planned operations are as follows:

• We are pleased to restart our Europe operations, reconnecting customers with key destinations across the region.
• ⁠IndiGo will also continue to operate flights to 8 destinations in the Middle East.

The details of these operations are provided in the table below.

Given the dynamic nature of the situation, flight schedules may change at a short notice. Customers are once again requested to check their flight status at https://t.co/iw1wxuWkLR before leaving for the airport.

We will continue to share updates on our website and social media channels as the situation develops.

[M/o Civil Aviation, India @Pib_MoCA]

The DGCA has granted Aerodrome License to Yamuna International Airport Private Limited for the Noida International Airport at Jewar in Gautam Budh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh.

Please read: https://t.co/kW6mvMNFzM…

@RamMNK @mohol_murlidhar @samirsinha69 @MoCA_GoI @DGCAIndia @PIB_India

[DGCA @DGCAIndia]

Working Arrangement between DGCA India, FAA, Boeing, GE, and Pratt & Whitney under the Bilateral Aviation Safety Agreement (BASA)

[MoCA_GoI @MoCA_GoI]

The Ministry of Civil Aviation continues to closely monitor the evolving situation in West Asia. As of 5 March, a total of 281 flights scheduled to operate today by Indian domestic carriers have been cancelled. Passengers are advised to regularly monitor their flight status and remain attentive to updates shared through their registered contact details by their respective airlines.

A dedicated Passenger Assistance Control Room (PACR) is functioning 24×7 to provide real-time passenger support. A total of 1,461 grievances have been addressed during this period through AirSewa, social media platforms, and dedicated helpline calls, in coordination with airlines and other concerned stakeholders. For assistance, passengers may reach out to the Ministry’s PACR helpline numbers: 011-24604283 / 011-24632987.

@RamMNK @mohol_murlidhar @samirsinha69 @AAI_Official @DGCAIndia @Pib_MoCA @PIB_India

[Air India Newsroom @AirIndia_News]

Air India is closely monitoring the evolving situation in the Middle East and has started operating a few flights to and from Dubai and Jeddah to bring back stranded passengers giving highest priority to their safety and wellbeing.

While most of our operations to the Middle East will remain suspended till 2359 Hrs IST of 5 March 2026 after careful assessment of the current situation, Air India plans to commence its scheduled operations to and from Jeddah from 5 March:

•AI2255/2256 - Delhi-Jeddah-Delhi
•AI2251/2252 - Mumbai-Jeddah-Mumbai
•AI2245/2246 - Mumbai-Jeddah-Mumbai

Air India has also planned to operate an additional service AI909D/996D early on 5 March on the Mumbai-Dubai-Delhi route with a B777 aircraft with larger capacity to fly back stranded passengers.

Air India regrets the inconvenience caused to passengers impacted by the suspension of its flights to the Middle East and is committed to assisting them with alternative arrangements and options of full refunds or complimentary rescheduling.

You are requested to check your flight status on https://t.co/dZ8X6TqNdq or contact our 24/7 Call Centre at [phone], [phone] for any support.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

#AirIndia

[SpiceJet @flyspicejet]

SpiceJet continues to operate multiple special flights from the UAE to India to support passenger travel during this time.

Additional flights have been scheduled to ensure smoother connectivity.

#FlySpiceJet #SpiceJet

[Air India Express @AirIndiaX]

Air India Express will continue operating flights to and from Muscat on 5 March 2026, along with additional flights between Muscat and Delhi and Mumbai.

We are also operating special flights from Ras Al Khaimah connecting Delhi, Kochi, and Mumbai until 7 March 2026.

Guests are advised to check their flight status and ensure their contact details are updated in their PNR. For changes or cancellations, visit https://t.co/neOdek8OtK or #ChatWithTia on our website, app, or WhatsApp at [phone].

[Akasa Air @AkasaAir]

#TravelUpdate: March 04, 2026 I 14:00 IST

Following a comprehensive safety review and based on the current assessment of the situation, we are reinstating select flights to/from select destinations in the Middle East.

Akasa Air will operate a flight from Abu Dhabi on March 4, 2026. The flight will support the safe return of passengers and our crew impacted by the situation.

• QP 585 Abu Dhabi – Mumbai | ETD - 16:00 (Local time)

In addition to Mumbai, Akasa Air will also operate select flights to and from Jeddah to Ahmedabad and Bengaluru as follows:

March 4, 2026

• QP 561 Mumbai – Jeddah I ETD - 19:20
• QP 562 Jeddah – Mumbai I ETD - 23:55
• QP 563 Ahmedabad – Jeddah I ETD - 17:45
• QP 564 Jeddah – Ahmedabad I ETD - 21:50

March 5, 2026

• QP 561 Mumbai – Jeddah I ETD - 19:20
• QP 562 Jeddah – Mumbai I ETD - 23:55
• QP 550 Bengaluru – Jeddah I ETD – 18:25
• QP 551 Jeddah – Bengaluru I ETD – 23:30

(All times are local)

The operation of the above-mentioned flights is based on our current safety assessment and may change subject to prevailing conditions.

Akasa Air flights to and from Doha, Kuwait, and Riyadh will remain suspended until March 05, 2026.

For bookings, please visit https://t.co/QcRRvjVdOb, or use the Akasa Air Android and iOS app.

Passengers are requested to check their flight status at https://t.co/WVK86jzpgn before commencing travel to the airport. For further assistance, please contact our 24x7 Akasa Care Centre at [phone].

The safety and wellbeing of our passengers and crew remain our highest priority.

We thank you for your patience and appreciate your understanding during this time.