CAA revokes licenses of four aviation companies for not complying with rules
The Pakistan Civil
Aviation Authority (PCAA) has reportedly canceled the aerial work licenses
of four aviation companies for failing to comply with the National Aviation
Policy and applicable aviation regulations.
According to officials, the canceled licenses include
the following:
- Aerial
Work Licence Class-I (Domestic) No. 017/96
- Aerial
Work Licence Class-II (Domestic) No. 002/95
- Aerial
Work Licence Class-I (Domestic) No. 006/2001
- Aerial
Work Licence Class-I (Domestic) No. AWL/001/2016
CAA officials said the licenses were revoked due to
non-compliance with the National Aviation Policy, as well as relevant rules and
regulatory requirements.
The authority has also issued a public advisory
regarding dealings with the four companies. Members of the public have been
cautioned that any transactions or other dealings with the affected companies
will be undertaken entirely at their own risk.
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The PCAA further clarified that it will not assume
responsibility or liability for any matter arising from such dealings.
The regulatory action is part of efforts to strengthen compliance,
transparency, and safety standards within Pakistan’s aviation sector and ensure
that operators meet the requirements prescribed under national aviation policy
and regulations.
Source:
PCAA