New Delhi: The first ‘test flight’ at the Sindhudurg Airport in Maharashtra will land on September 12, an official in the Civil Aviation Ministry said Saturday.
Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu has asked the Airport Management Company and the state government to immediately solve the pending issues so as to begin regular operations soon, he said.
“Finally a test flight is landing on September 12 at Parule Chipi in Sindhudurg district, Maharashtra,” the official said, adding that Prabhu had a constant follow-up and had directed officers to assist in early compliance.
The official said the ‘obstacle limitation survey’ has been completed and the work for the 2,500 metres runway has also been completed.
08/09/18 PTI/India.com
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Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu has asked the Airport Management Company and the state government to immediately solve the pending issues so as to begin regular operations soon, he said.
“Finally a test flight is landing on September 12 at Parule Chipi in Sindhudurg district, Maharashtra,” the official said, adding that Prabhu had a constant follow-up and had directed officers to assist in early compliance.
The official said the ‘obstacle limitation survey’ has been completed and the work for the 2,500 metres runway has also been completed.
08/09/18 PTI/India.com
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