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DGCA probe results after Air India crash shows we still don’t understand basic rules of aviation

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Air safety measures are only as good as the lessons we learn from previous accidents. These are not an optional add-on. Rules stand between life and death. DGCA probe results from the surprise checks after the Air India crash show we still don’t understand the most basic rules of aviation.

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  1. What if there was NO DGCA, absurd though that proposition sounds. IndiGo as one of the most valuable airlines in the world. Tatas as one of the most respected business houses. Flying is a rigorous business. Should managements, in consultation with manufacturers, Boeing and Airbus, other suppliers like GE and Rolls Royce, not have their own internal safety manuals. Which are scrupulously followed, even without external oversight. Sounds a little idealistic, but absent this devotion to duty, managements will be spending time responding to wails on social media and more grim occasions when they have cut one corner too many.

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