Dgca said commercial flights no longer Need Close Window Shade at Air Force Defense Airports – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live

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Posted by by Emma Vossen July 20, 2025 2 Min Read

Passengers of commercial airlines at the country’s defense airports will no longer need to close the windows of the aircraft while taking takeoff or land. The DGCA has withdrawn the ban by issuing an order in this regard. At the time of Operation Sindoor, the DGCA issued an order to close the aircraft windows and prohibited air and ground photography at airports used both Air Force and commercial airports.

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Now the DGCA has withdrawn the order to close the windows of the aircraft. However, the ban on air and ground photography at Air Force airports will still continue. DGCA said in a statement, “The ban on air and ground photography to increase operating security at Joint User Airports of the Indian Air Force was issued to air operators on air operators. However, after receiving the revised instructions now, the windows do not need to be lowered, while the ban on air/ground photography for all operators at Joint User Airports of the Indian Air Force will still be applicable. ‘

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