Aviation safety regulator DGCA has barred an aspirant pilot for life from appearing for the exam for commercial pilot's licence after he was found violating rules and possessing two smartphones while taking the test.
The incident happened on July 26 at an exam centre in Mumbai. The DGCA on Tuesday issued an order rendering Mehboob Samdani Mohammad Momtaz Khan's test result null and void because he possessed "02 smart phones and 01 smartwatch and one connecting device."
"Such conduct of an individual aspiring to become a commercial pilot is considered highly detrimental to the safety of aircraft operation and also to the safety of life and material in air as well as on ground and therefore the violation is considered very grave," as per the order.
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