Regulator suspends IndiGo's security training courses'

The airline has 126 aircraft and more than a 40% share of the aviation market

Indigo, the country’s largest airline, cannot provide security training to its crew now as the license of its centre tasked with this job has been suspended by the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS), the regulator in the field. 

The airline has 126 aircraft and more than a 40 per cent share of the aviation market.

The move comes after the regulator found that the airline was allegedly violating the mandatory process of such training courses. It is imperative for an airline to impart six-day security training to its pilots and cabin crew because often they are the first to