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DGCA bans ‘all kinds of photography’ by flight crew

Published on: Feb 15, 2017, 16:26:27 IST
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DGCA bans ‘all kinds of photography’ by flight crew

The order adds that while photography was already banned for pilots on airborne planes since 1997, now it is prohibited even when the aircraft is on ground. The rule also applies to fliers during boarding and after touchdown. (Shutterstock)
The order adds that while photography was already banned for pilots on airborne planes since 1997, now it is prohibited even when the aircraft is on ground. The rule also applies to fliers during boarding and after touchdown. (Shutterstock)

On January 13, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) reinstated its October 2016 order banning all kinds of photography by flight crew on board an aircraft. Read

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