The Civil Aviation Authority (BABICHAK) owes Tk 1,222 crore to 4 non-public airways within the nation. This was shared throughout a gathering of the parliamentary standing committee for the Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism on Sunday.
There have been 4 non-public airways
Regent Airways, NovoAir, United Airways, and GMG Airways. Solely NovoAir remains to be working, the opposite 3 are closed.
The group of lawmakers requested Babychak how a lot cash he receives from non-public airways within the nation. Babychak supplied a report throughout a meeting at Jatiya Sangsad Bhavan today.
In response to the report, Babychock owes some huge cash to some airways. Regent Airways, NovoAir, United Airways, and GMG Airways are those Babychock owes cash to. However US Bangla and Air Astra do not owe any cash. NovoAir, US-Bangla, and Air Astra are the one non-public airways which might be flying proper now.
Babychuck knowledgeable the Parliamentary Committee that they owe Regent Airways over Rs 408 crore, GMG over Rs 394 crore, and United Airways over Rs 388 crore. Moreover, they owe NovoAir over Rs. 29 crore.
The Parliament Secretariat launched a press release after the assembly stating that the parliamentary committee has beneficial taking the mandatory measures to gather the cash owed to the non-public airways.
The committee instructed widening the street from Cox’s Bazar airport to the town instantly and enhancing its look. Additionally they suggested preserving the seashore clear and coordinating actions collectively.
Mosharraf Hossain, Ashek Ullah, Syeda Rubina Akhtar, and Kaniz Fatema Ahmed attended the assembly chaired by RM Ubaidul Moktadir Chowdhury, the committee president.
