New Delhi: The airports are under the control of the IAF, which has allowed limited civilian aircraft movements.
With airlines keen on increasing services to Srinagar and Jammu, aviation regulator DGCA has sought Indian Air Force's approval for increasing flight movements at the two airports.
The airports are under the control of the IAF, which has allowed limited civilian aircraft movements.
Sources said the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has sought IAF approval for increasing the number of flights at the two airports from the current eight to 12 per hour.
29/05/16 PTI/Greater Kashmir
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With airlines keen on increasing services to Srinagar and Jammu, aviation regulator DGCA has sought Indian Air Force's approval for increasing flight movements at the two airports.
The airports are under the control of the IAF, which has allowed limited civilian aircraft movements.
Sources said the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has sought IAF approval for increasing the number of flights at the two airports from the current eight to 12 per hour.
29/05/16 PTI/Greater Kashmir
