The Nashik airport at Ozar, which was lying idle for the past one-and-a-half years due to lack of air services, will start operations from Tuesday. Jet Airways will divert its Mumbai flights to Nashik in case of lack of space at the airport and choppy weather in the state capital.
The Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) have given all necessary permissions to Jet Airways for diversion of flights. The aviation company has been permitted to avail this facility with effect from December 6. The Jet Airways will land its flights towards Mumbai in Nashik in case there is no space at runways of Mumbai airport or weather conditions are not good.
Sources from Jet Airways said, "Presently, we are using Ahmedabad airport for diversion of flights. We were eyeing Nashik airport for diversion of flights as it was nearer than Ahmedabad. We have got all necessary approvals from both HAL and DGCA. We have been permitted for diversion of flights from December 6."
06/12/16 Tushar Pawar/The Times Of India
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The Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) have given all necessary permissions to Jet Airways for diversion of flights. The aviation company has been permitted to avail this facility with effect from December 6. The Jet Airways will land its flights towards Mumbai in Nashik in case there is no space at runways of Mumbai airport or weather conditions are not good.
Sources from Jet Airways said, "Presently, we are using Ahmedabad airport for diversion of flights. We were eyeing Nashik airport for diversion of flights as it was nearer than Ahmedabad. We have got all necessary approvals from both HAL and DGCA. We have been permitted for diversion of flights from December 6."
06/12/16 Tushar Pawar/The Times Of India
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