New Chief Operating Officers (COOs) to be appointed at
Multiple Pakistan airports are set to see new Chief Operating
Officers (COOs), according to reports by ARY News.
This suggests a potential restructuring within the Civil Aviation
Authority (CAA), following the appointment of an Acting Director General (DG).
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In addition to the rotation of COOs at various airports
nationwide, there are indications of forthcoming appointments and transfers of
senior officers within the CAA headquarters in Karachi.
These developments coincide with the recent transfer of Khaqan Murtaza,
the former DGCAA, to the chairmanship of the Employees Old-Age Benefits
Institution (EOBI) by the federal government.
The aviation sector in Pakistan is bracing for leadership and
organizational changes within the Civil Aviation Authority amidst this
transition.
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Last week, Khaqan Murtaza's transfer from DG of the CAA was
officially notified by the federal government, with Saif Anjum, the Secretary
of Aviation, assuming additional responsibilities as the Acting DGCAA.
Murtaza's appointment had occurred during the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)
government.
Source: ARY News