<h1>Aviation regulator finds multiple safety violations after surveillance: faded markings, worn tires, improper maintenance procedures</h1> Aviation regulator conducted comprehensive surveillance at major airports following a recent aircraft incident, detecting multiple safety violations across airlines, airports, and maintenance operations. Violations included faded runway markings, outdated obstruction data, worn aircraft tires, improperly secured life vests, unserviceable ground equipment, and inadequate maintenance procedures. The regulator found repeated aircraft defects indicating poor monitoring and rectification processes. Aircraft maintenance engineers failed to follow safety protocols, and some ground vehicles lacked speed governors. A flight simulator did not match current aircraft configuration. The regulator has communicated findings to concerned entities requiring corrective action within seven days and will continue surveillance to strengthen aviation safety measures.