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Uttarakhand helicopter operators threaten Char Dham service shutdown over two-pilot rule

Helicopter operators have threatened to suspend Char Dham pilgrimage services from November 2 over UCADA’s mandatory two-pilot rule introduced after a fatal chopper crash. Operators cite rising costs and financial viability, seeking a review before the shrines close for winter

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Helicopter operators have threatened to suspend Char Dham charter services from Monday in protest against the Uttarakhand Civil Aviation Development Authority's (UCADA) co-pilot rule, a move likely to disrupt the final leg of the pilgrimage before the shrines close for winter.

In a letter written to the UCADA on Sunday, the operators said they would stop the services on Monday unless the order is withdrawn.

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