Ludhiana International Airport will get clearance; the team will come to Halwara. Minister Bittu says BCS will inspect the terminal building; operations will begin after getting clearance.
The Central Government has also stepped up its efforts to open the International Airport at Halwara in Ludhiana. Regarding the completion of the civil construction at Halwara Airport, the District Administration sent a letter to the Central Government. The Central team will now travel to Halwara to examine the Airport Terminal Building. After inspection, if it is deemed suitable, the team will grant clearance, at which point operations can start.
Before granting clearance, the Halwara Terminal Building will be inspected by the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCS) personnel, according to information supplied by Central Minister Ravneet Singh Biddu.
Reaching. The Airport Authority of India will turn over this airport terminal to the State Government after the team has received the necessary clearances. After clearance, flights will start.
Following approval from the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security, flights from the terminal building at Halwara International Airport will start, according to Ravneet Singh Bittu. Airport Authority of India officials are researching which cities may receive flights from Halwara, Ludhiana.
Punjab’s development, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, was recently reviewed by Union Minister Bittu, who requested that the DC make sure the Halwara International Airport’s construction is finished as soon as possible. After that, the DC evaluated the issue with all of the officials and representatives of the construction firm.
and reviewed the situation with the construction company’s representatives, declared that all work, including the terminal building, was finished, and sent a letter to the State Government’s Civil Aviation Department informing them of this.
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