New Delhi: Securing a permit to enter the airport premises would become hassle-free soon, as the Union Civil Aviation Ministry has sanctioned a project to put all such applications vetted by the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS)’s on an online platform.
“This would include passes for the general public that come to see off their friends or relatives at the airport or passes for the airport and airline staff,” Civil Aviation Secretary R.N. Choubey told The Hindu.
The process of security clearance to ground handling and cargo handling agencies will also go online.
Applications for securing entry passes to the airport could be submitted on the website of BCAS, which regulates entry of people at the airport.
“We have sanctioned project worth Rs. 22 crore to put all the airport entry pass applications online. The implementation will take place within the next six months,” Mr. Choubey said.
04/10/16 Somesh Jha/The Hindu
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“This would include passes for the general public that come to see off their friends or relatives at the airport or passes for the airport and airline staff,” Civil Aviation Secretary R.N. Choubey told The Hindu.
The process of security clearance to ground handling and cargo handling agencies will also go online.
Applications for securing entry passes to the airport could be submitted on the website of BCAS, which regulates entry of people at the airport.
“We have sanctioned project worth Rs. 22 crore to put all the airport entry pass applications online. The implementation will take place within the next six months,” Mr. Choubey said.
04/10/16 Somesh Jha/The Hindu
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