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The General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) announced the imposition of SAR 4.58 million worth of fines in Q2 2024 against entities and individuals for violating the Civil Aviation Law and its executive regulations as well as instructions issued by the Authority.
The Authority indicated, in its Q2 2024 report, that this came under decisions (111 in total) issued by the Committee for Reviewing Violations of the Provisions of the Civil Aviation Law.
As many as 92 penalties were issued against air carriers in Q2 2024 for violating the regulation of protecting passenger rights, valued at SAR 4.4 million. Another five fines worth SAR 140,000 were issued against violating air carriers for not complying with GACA instructions.
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Details of Violations & Fines Imposed in Q2 2024 |
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Number of violations |
Reason |
Fine value |
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92 by air carriers |
Violating regulations for air passenger rights protection |
SAR 4.4 mln |
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5 by air carriers |
Violating GACA instructions |
SAR 140,000 |
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2 by licensed companies |
Violating GACA instructions and controls |
SAR 30,000
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2 by individuals |
Using drones without obtaining a license from GACA |
SAR 10,000 |
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10 by passengers |
Not following the air safety instructions required on-board |
SAR 3,900 |
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