The DGCA assured the Delhi high court that airlines must still comply with weekly rest rules despite allowing pilots' leave to count as rest.
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Airlines cannot bypass weekly rest for pilots, DGCA tells HC
The DGCA assured the Delhi high court that airlines must still comply with weekly rest rules despite allowing pilots' leave to count as rest.
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