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India won't ground Boeing 737 MAX, sets new rules for flying plane

The pilot commanding the aircraft should have at least 1,000 hours of flying experience, according to the DGCA directions

A Boeing 737 MAX plane parked on a tarmac | Photo: Bloomberg
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A Boeing 737 MAX plane parked on a tarmac | Photo: Bloomberg

Press Trust of India New Delhi
Aviation regulator DGCA on Monday issued additional safety instructions to SpiceJet and Jet Airways for operating Boeing 737 MAX planes.

The pilot commanding the aircraft should have at least 1,000 hours of flying experience, according to the DGCA directions.

A day after a 737 MAX aircraft crashed in Ethiopia killing 157 people, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) said interim safety measures are being taken with inputs available at this stage.

"The DGCA will continue to closely monitor the situation and may impose/ take any other operational/ maintenance measures/ restrictions based on the information received from accident investigation agency/

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