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United States Army17h
Training Management Systems to Sustain Readiness within a Band of Excellence
A wise mentor told me that command­ers are responsible for building and maintaining as much readiness as they can with the ...
IEEE8d
Aircraft Departures Management for Low Altitude Air City Transport based on Macroscopic Fundamental Diagram - IEEE Xplore
Low-altitude aircraft is being developed as a new mode of urban transport. This will give rise to new urban air transport systems, called low-altitude air city transport (LAAT) systems. Recent works ...
IEEE10d
Toward a Synthetic Model for Distribution System Restoration and Crew Dispatch - IEEE Xplore
Distribution service restoration (DSR) is critical for improving the resilience and reliability of modern distribution systems by strategically and sequentially energizing the system components and ...
Business Wire15d
NOVELIC Wins Nomination for 60 GHz Radar In-Cabin Monitoring System From Leading Tier 1 Automotive Supplier - Business Wire
NOVELIC, a major innovator in mmWave radar technology, has announced their ACAM Automotive In-Cabin Monitoring solution will be coming to market in 2026, fol ...
The Indian Express17d
DGCA warns Air India over repeated lapses in crew rostering, orders removal of 3 officials from related roles - The Indian Express
The violations pertaining to flight crew being scheduled and operated despite lapses in licensing, rest, and recovery requirements are learnt to have been voluntarily reported by Air India. These were ...
The Financial Express17d
DGCA orders Air India to remove three crew rostering officials, calls for disciplinary action - The Financial Express
India’s civil aviation watchdog, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has ordered Air India to remove three personnel from all duties related to the scheduling of crew and rostering.
Business Today17d
DGCA asks Air India to remove 3 crew rostering officials over ‘recent safety lapses’ - Business Today
The DGCA on June 21, directed the airline to remove three officials, including a senior flight operations official, for “systemic failure in crew scheduling, compliance monitoring and internal ...
Indiatimes17d
Air India faces DGCA action over crew safety violations; Suspends airline's head of crew rostering
Air India faces regulatory action after self-disclosing serious breaches of crew safety regulations. The DGCA has ordered the removal of three senior officials due to violations in flight duty time, ...
abp LIVE17d
Air India Shake-Up: DGCA Orders Removal Of Three Executives In Crew Management, Initiates Disciplinary Action
In a significant move concerning aviation safety oversight, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has directed Air India to relieve three of its officials, including a divisional vice ...
Outlookindia17d
Systemic Failures In Crew Management, Compliance Monitoring And Internal Accountability: DGCA To Air India
In orders dated June 20, 2025, the DGCA has pulled up Air India for systemic failures related to crew management and compliance monitoring and asked the company to remove three employees.
The Statesman18d
Air India cabin crew sacking: Aviation Guild demands CBI probe, alleges suppression of safety concerns - The Statesman
The Aviation Industry Employees’ Guild (AIEG) on Friday demanded a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the dismissal of two Air India cabin crew members, who had reported a ...