Andhra Pradesh to unveil aviation policy next month

Hyderabad: In an attempt to create better air connectivity for the people of the state, the state government is coming out with a State Civil Aviation Policy in August. This is also expected to fetch good amount of revenue to the government in the form of dividends payable for the equity it will provide for the project which will be in public-private partnership. The government plans at least six new airports in the state as part of the new policy.
“We have asked the Administrative Staff College of India to make a study and give a report to the government for drafting a specific civil aviation policy. The draft is ready and it will be placed before the cabinet at its next meetting. The policy will be in place within one month,” a senior official of the infrastructure and investment department told Express.
27/07/12 The New Indian Express/IBN Live

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Categories: Indian Aviation- In General Jul 2012