In a move that is being touted as a boost for the aviation sector and airline travel in the country, the civil aviation ministry has reportedly given no-objection certificates for three national airlines and three regional airlines in one month.
According to a Mint report, the new minister for civil aviation has given no-objection certificates to Air One Aviation, Zexus Air and Premier Air to become national airlines; and Turbo Megha, Air Carnival and Zav Airways to start regional operations.
All the airlines had applied for the no-objection certificates between 2012-13.
The airlines now have to approach aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) for an airline licence if they are still keen on beginning operations.
22/07/14 First Post
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According to a Mint report, the new minister for civil aviation has given no-objection certificates to Air One Aviation, Zexus Air and Premier Air to become national airlines; and Turbo Megha, Air Carnival and Zav Airways to start regional operations.
All the airlines had applied for the no-objection certificates between 2012-13.
The airlines now have to approach aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) for an airline licence if they are still keen on beginning operations.
22/07/14 First Post
