New Delhi: In a meeting chaired by PM Modi, it was decided that Indian airspace should be used effectively so that flight time is reduced and public traveling airlines benefit and cooperation of Department of Military Affairs To help reduce costs.
In a meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday, it was decided that Indian airspace should be used effectively so that the flight time for passengers is reduced and the cost of airlines also comes down. The official statement issued after a comprehensive meeting organized by the Prime Minister to review strategies that could help make India’s civil aviation sector more efficient, said it would be done in close cooperation with the Department of Military Affairs.
“To speed up the process of handing over six more airports on PPP basis by introducing tender process to the Ministry of Civil Aviation within three months, to bring in more revenue as well as more efficiency at the airports,” the statement said. It was said. “Home Minister Amit Shah, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri and others attended this meeting.
The meeting also reviewed the e-DGCA project, which aims to bring more transparency to the DGCA office and help all stakeholders by reducing the time taken for various licenses and permits. “It has also been decided that all the reform initiatives of the Ministry of Civil Aviation and the organizations under it should proceed in a time bound manner,” the statement said. The public aviation sector is facing the brunt of the corono virus epidemic. Governments across the globe have been forced to ban the movement of people and stop flights.
