India’s aviation regulator introduced on Wednesday that it had recognized 263 safety-related lapses throughout the nation’s airways, together with 23 on the largest provider, IndiGo, and 51 on the second-largest, Air India, throughout its routine annual audit.

DGCA had discovered 51 security lapses at Air India in its July audit, together with lack of enough coaching for some pilots, use of unapproved simulators and a poor rostering system. The audit was not associated to the lethal Boeing 787 crash final month that killed 260 folks in Ahmedabad.

The DGCA stated it had additionally discovered 14 deficiencies at SpiceJet and 17 at Vistara, which is now a part of Air India. The regulator discovered 25 lapses at Air India Express, Air India’s price range provider. Akasa Air is but to be audited.

The regulator didn’t element what sort of lapses had been discovered however divided the checklist of breaches into “Level I”, that are important breaches, and “Level II”, that are different non-compliances. In whole, 19 “Level I” breaches had been discovered at Indian airways, the DGCA stated.