CAA suspends aircraft refueling services at Nawab Shah
Airport
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has temporarily suspended
aircraft refueling services at Nawab Shah airport.
As per a notification issued by the CAA, aircraft operators
have been advised to carry extra fuel due to the suspension of refueling
services at Nawab Shah airport. The notification further stated that the
suspension of refueling services is expected to last for the next three months.
PSO
restores fuel supply to PIA aircraft after advance payment
In a significant development, the Pakistan Civil Aviation
Authority (PCAA) recently decided to construct a cutting-edge air traffic
control (ATC) tower at Jinnah International Airport in Karachi. This decision
was approved during a board meeting held in Karachi, where several measures to
enhance airport infrastructure and safety were discussed.
The PCAA has also outlined plans to build a world-class Air
Traffic Control (ATC) tower and a Rescue Fire Fighting (RFF) complex at Jinnah
International Airport.
Islamabad
Airport's main runway to be temporarily closed
It's worth noting that a nine-member committee was
established to facilitate the division of the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority
(CAA). This committee will oversee the transfer of assets, funds, employees,
records, offices, furniture, machinery, vehicles, and funds between the two
organizations resulting from the division.
Source: ARY News