Bureau of Civil Aviation Security, BCAS has suspended the licence of budget carrier IndiGo's aviation security training facility. The regulatory authority took the decision after several lapses were detected in the examination procedure that it was following.PTI quoting sources said, the orders issued by the apex aviation security agency BCAS on Friday bar the Gurgaon-based airline from conducting security training programme for its employees any further. The training academy is run by IndiGo's parent company, InterGlobe Aviation. The sources said, following the suspension of licence, IndiGo will have to outsource the training programme, which will result in additional cost for the carrier. IndiGo spokesperson said, the airline was in discussions with BCAS to resolve the issue.