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DGCA Develops Digital Platform to Speed Up Aviation Incident Reporting

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India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is building a new digital platform called eGCA to streamline and accelerate aviation incident reporting. The initiative is designed to strengthen the country's aviation safety oversight capabilities. On a related regulatory note, airfare pricing in India is largely governed by market forces of supply and demand. The government typically refrains from intervening in fare regulation to preserve market competition, stepping in only under exceptional circumstances to ensure fair pricing for passengers.

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