Srinagar: Srinagar airport is set to begin night flying operations from August 10, a day after the Indian Air Force conducts a test flight, officials said today.
"We are ready as far as infrastructure and security is concerned," director of the Srinagar international airport Aakash Deep Mathur said.
He said the IAF will conduct a trial run on August 9 and commercial flight operations will begin the next day.
"I have asked airlines to submit a flying schedule so we can begin the process. So far, Air India, Go Air and Indigo have shown interest but are yet to submit their proposal," Mathur told reporters.
02/08/18 Outlook
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"We are ready as far as infrastructure and security is concerned," director of the Srinagar international airport Aakash Deep Mathur said.
He said the IAF will conduct a trial run on August 9 and commercial flight operations will begin the next day.
"I have asked airlines to submit a flying schedule so we can begin the process. So far, Air India, Go Air and Indigo have shown interest but are yet to submit their proposal," Mathur told reporters.
02/08/18 Outlook
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