Tag: #Airports
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AT&T and Verizon agree to halt 5G rollout
Telecoms giants agree not to switch on towers near airports to avoid thousands of flights being canceled but slam FAA for wasting ‘two years’ of planning
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CAA Sabotaging Airlines by Closing Runways Ahead of Fog
In a notice to airmen (NOTAM), the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has closed runways of five major airports of the country for domestic/international flights. According to the details, CAA has issued a notification in this regard which stated that the runways are not available “due to operational reasons” at Peshawar, Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and…
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Taliban calls upon the EU to help in keeping Afghanistan’s airports operational
Baaghi TV: The Taliban have called upon the European Union to help keep Afghanistan’s airports operational. The Taliban delegation led by Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Mottaki, met with EU’s special envoy to Afghanistan, which was led by Thomas Nicholson. The Taliban delegation also comprised of interim ministers of health and education. The European Union…
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Taliban asks EU for help with Afghanistan’s airports
The Taliban requested help in running Afghan airports during talks with EU officials over the weekend, which focused on the humanitarian situation in their country
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Malaysia to reopen its borders for international visitors by January 1st
Kuala Lampur: Malaysia has decided to reopen its borders to international visitors by January 1st, as the country seeks to replenish its decrepit tourism sector. The country has decided to slowly reopen its economy as seen in recent weeks as Covid-19 infection rates have decreased due to a successful vaccination program. About three-quarters of Malaysia’s…
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Airports lack explosive detection equipments: SSC Aviation
A meeting for the Senate Standing Committee (SSC) on Aviation was held today in Old PIPS Hall, Parliament Lodges, Islamabad under the chairmanship of Senator Hidayat Ullah. According to the details, agenda of the meeting was to give briefing on the role/functions of Aviation Division and its attached departments. In the meeting, it was revealed…
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CAA to install e-gates at the airports
Lahore, 1st January: Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) will install e-gates at the airports in Pakistan. Baaghi TV: According to reports, CAA has announced that it will install e-gates across the country’s major airports, enabling the passengers to escape the hassle of waiting in long queues for their boarding passes. E-gate is a self-automated service option…
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Aviation Minister Gets Briefing on Major Airports’ Outsourcing
The Aviation Minister has received a briefing regarding the outsourcing of major airports.
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CAA releases new guidelines amid COVID-19
ISLAMABAD: The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has banned the VIP culture at airports for influential people due to the coronavirus pandemic. In view of the global epidemic of coronavirus, the CAA has issued new guidelines, according to which the ban will also apply to passengers and crew of chartered and private aircraft domestically. According to…
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Govt likely to outsource major airports of the country
In compliance with the Supreme Court orders, Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan has directed authorities to ensure implementation of Supreme Court’s directive. While chairing a meeting in Islamabad, PM Imran Khan discussed the overall political and economic situation in the country amid the pandemic. Baaghi TV learnt that the federal government is likely to outsource the…