Advertisement

‘Efforts are underway to improve financial conditions of PIA,’ says Aviation Minister

  • Web Desk
  • Share

Skardu Airport Set To Welcome Int'l Flights To Boost Tourism: Aviation Minister

Skardu Airport Set To Welcome Int’l Flights To Boost Tourism: Aviation Minister

Advertisement

Minister for Aviation Ghulam Sarwar Khan on Friday said that transparent mechanism has now been evolved to ensure the issuance of licenses in a fair manner.

According to the details, Khan told National Assembly today that 82 pilots were dismissed for acquiring fake licenses. He said that efforts are underway to improve the financial health of the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) by reducing its losses through various means.

He said loss making routes have been closed and flights on profitable routes have been added which has resulted in reduction of losses. He added that, ‘there is no plan to privatize any of the assets of PIA’.

He said that an agreement to this effect has also been signed with the UK Civil Aviation Authority. He said the International Civil Aviation Authority will carry out an audit of our Civil Aviation Authority in July this year. Adding that, ‘this will lead to removal of travel restrictions on the PIA in the European countries and that the airline will regain its past glory.’

He said that eight new planes will be inducted in the fleet of PIA to further improve its performance.

Advertisement
Read More News On

Catch all the Business News, Breaking News Event and Latest News Updates on The BOL News


Download The BOL News App to get the Daily News Update & Live News.


Advertisement
End of Story
BOL Stories of the day
PDMA Punjab issues high alert ahead of intense monsoon spell
Earthquake of 3.7 magnitude shakes Northern Pakistan
High flood alert issued at Guddu Barrage as Indus River surges
Karachi witness alarming surge in murder, kidnapping cases
Legendary comedian Lehri remembered on his 13th death anniversary
Nano Banana craze: Google’s Gemini AI figurines makes buzz on social media
Next Article
Exit mobile version