Surat: High-flying Surtis are pinning their hopes on private airlines to give a positive feedback by July 29 on their future plans on connecting Surat airport with other destinations in the country.
The Ministry of Civil Aviation had convened a meeting of private airlines, citizen groups from Surat and Members of Parliament from Navsari and Surat to discuss the air connectivity issue on Wednesday.
Usha Padhee, joint secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation, asked the airlines to submit their views on Surat and their plans for starting flight operations from the city during the meeting held in New Delhi.
'Member of We Want Working Airport at Surat' (WWWAS) Sanjay Jain, who was present in the meeting, said, "The meeting ended on a positive note with the joint secretary appealing to the private airlines to do whatever they can to provide air connectivity to the vibrant city of Surat. The private airlines have been asked to submit their views in writing by July 29."
22/07/16 Times of India
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The Ministry of Civil Aviation had convened a meeting of private airlines, citizen groups from Surat and Members of Parliament from Navsari and Surat to discuss the air connectivity issue on Wednesday.
Usha Padhee, joint secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation, asked the airlines to submit their views on Surat and their plans for starting flight operations from the city during the meeting held in New Delhi.
'Member of We Want Working Airport at Surat' (WWWAS) Sanjay Jain, who was present in the meeting, said, "The meeting ended on a positive note with the joint secretary appealing to the private airlines to do whatever they can to provide air connectivity to the vibrant city of Surat. The private airlines have been asked to submit their views in writing by July 29."
22/07/16 Times of India
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