India’s DGCA has mandated that commercial pilots undergo medical tests exclusively at Indian Air Force centers, raising concerns among airlines. This decision, prompted by a cardiac arrest incident, aims to prevent falsified medical records. India’s DGCA has mandated that commercial pilots undergo medical tests exclusively at Indian Air Force centers, raising concerns among airlines. This decision, prompted by a cardiac arrest incident, aims to prevent falsified medical records.
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Airlines alarmed by DCGA’s new medical test rule for pilots
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