PAC meeting on Aviation

Discussions aimed at reviewing security protocols and regulatory supervision in civil aviation. Especially in certain situations such as expensive terrorist attack and mahakumbh, the rising flight ticket was also discussed. Moca was asked to make open plans on this issue.

Since the meeting was on the ground of the Air India Aircraft accident in Ahmedabad last month, the parliamentarians tried to know when the Probe report would be ready. The Aircraft Accident Investigation Board (AAIB) is expected to submit a preliminary report on the Air India Aircraft accident to MOCA within a few days. MOCA Minister Mr. K. Rammohan Naidu stated that the preliminary report would be released within a month after the land box was dissolved and analyzed.

“Everyone is worried about security. They were asked what they did on (DGCA and MOCA officials). Today, some answers were given and some will be given at the next meeting.

Sources, some members of the Civil Aviation Security Bureau (BCAS) requested the audit, he said. Air India CEO and MD Campbell Wilson, including the best airline representatives. MPs questioned Air India MD on general care, including general security steps taken by the airline, complaints of broken seats, air conditioning and non -functional flying entertainment systems on long -distance flights. Air India’s deputies Boeing 787 and 777 aircraft information about DGCA compulsory security control was learned.

PAC Member and former Civil Aviation Minister Paful Patel, the issue of air travel security dominated the meeting, he said. “Ahmedabad had many events after the plane crash. I had to focus, security is very important, I wanted to feel safe and want to reach the point of arrival … I was sure that they need to take the most important. Indian aviation need for weather protocols, including all people, including shops, including shops.

BJP deputy Jagadambika Pal said that PAC also discussed about the Buddhist circuit in which important places that are important in Buddhism will be interconnected.

In addition to the DGCA and MOCA, the officials of the Indian Airport Economic Regulatory Authority (AEA), Indian Airport Authority (AAI), AAI Kargo Logistics and Allied Services Company LTD (AAICLAS) and Civil Aviation Safety Bureau (BCAS) officials attended the meeting. The agenda of the meeting, the representatives of the ministry, DGCA, AERA, AAI, AAICLAs, BCAs and Airport operators and other relevant organizations, including airline ‘, public infrastructure and other public interest, etc.