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३०३ करोड़ रु के एकीकृत कार्यालय में नागरविमानन के ५ कार्यालय चलेंगे

[नई दिल्ली]सफदरजंग ह.अड्डे की एक छत के नीचे नागर विमानन के ५ कार्यालय चलेंगे
केन्‍द्रीय नागर विमानन मंत्री श्री पी. अशोक गजपति राजू ने नई दिल्‍ली के सफदरजंग हवाई अड्डे पर
१]नागर विमानन महानिदेशालय (डीजीसीए),
२]ब्‍यूरो ऑफ सिविल एवीएशन सिक्‍यूरिटी (बीसीएएस),
३]भारतीय हवाई अड्डा आर्थिक नियामक प्राधिकरण (एईआरए),
४]विमान दुर्घटना जांच ब्यूरो (एएआईबी) और
५] भारतीय हवाई अड्डा प्राधिकरण (एएआई)
के एकीकृत कार्यालय परिसर की आधारशिला रखी है ।
करीब 303 करोड़ रुपये की अनुमानित लागत और 70,940 वर्ग मीटर क्षेत्र में बनने वाला यह प्रस्तावित एकीकृत कार्यालय परिसर तीन मंजिला होगा और इसमें 1500 कर्मी काम कर सकते है।

Parking Charges Through E Payment at 75 Airports

[New Delhi] Parking Charges Through E Payment at Airports
Airports Authority of India (AAI) will start digital payment system for paying parking charges at the aerodromes this month.
The national airports operator, which is not charging parking fee at aerodromes till November 28 midnight in the wake of demonetisation of high-value currencies, will begin the digital payment mechanism from November 29.
Car parking charges will be accepted through “e-payment transactions using debit/credit cards, Paytm, freecharge and other digital payment methods”.
Free of cost car parking services provided by AAI will end on the mid-night of November 28.
There are 75 operational airports, including six run under joint ventures.
People have been facing cash crunch after the government withdrew Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes earlier this month as part of a crackdown against black money

64% Share Holder GMR Reluctant to Share info with 26% Owner AAI on JV DIAL

[New Delhi] 64% Share Holder GMR Reluctant to Share info with 26% Owne AAI on DIAL Accounts For Audit
As DIAL completes ten years of operating the international airport here, majority stakeholder GMR remains reluctant to share certain financial information about the joint venture sought by the Airports Authority of India for audit purpose.
Diversified GMR group holds 64 per cent stake in Delhi International Airport (P) Ltd (DIAL) while Mini-ratna Public Sector Undertaking AAI has 26 per cent ownership and the rest is with Germany’s airport operator
As per Sources ,GMR has been showing reluctance to share certain documents related to the accounts of DIAL with AAI even after a year of the government informing GMR of a CAG audit of the AAI revenue of DIAL.
According to them, AAI has sought various documents, including those pertaining to DIAL’s internal audit, for a proposed (Comptroller and Auditor General) audit of the former’s accounts.
As part of the JV agreement, the government-run airport operator is entitled to a 46 per cent share in the revenue of DIAL.
A set of detailed queries sent to GMR spokesperson, Sidharath Kapur President and CFO-Airports at GMR Group and DIAL Chief Executive Officer Prabhakara Rao on April 27, on whether it has refused to share the internal audit report of DIAL remained unanswered.
The query on whether GMR has refused to share with AAI documents related to the joint venture’s various subsidiaries also did not elicit any response.
Earlier , a DIAL spokesperson had responded to queries related to possible audit of DIAL accounts by CAG.
On whether GMR has provided all the documents as requested for the CAG audit, the spokesperson said AAI has not asked for any documents from DIAL for the audit.
Interestingly, on February 25, the government informed the Lok Sabha that AAI has sought documents from its joint venture partners — GMR and GVK — for a CAG audit of the books of accounts of the Delhi and Mumbai airports.
“AAI has appointed CAG as its representative to scrutinise the books of accounts of Delhi International Airport (DIAL) and Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL) to ensure that due government share is accruing to AAI,” Minister of State for Civil Aviation Mahesh Sharma had said in a written reply.

Yatender Kumar Took Over as CVO In Airport Authority Of India

[New Delhi]Yatender Kumar Took Over as CVO In Airport Authority Of India
Yatendra Kumar, a 1996-batch Tripura cadre IAS officer, today took over as Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO) of the Airports Authority of India (AAI).
Prior to his appointment as the CVO of AAI, Kumar was working as Home Secretary in Tripura Government,
In a career spaning nearly two decades, he has worked in different capacities in both state and central governments.
This includes posting as District Magistrate of South Tripura and Dhalai districts, Faculty in Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA), Mussoorie and Director in DoPT.
Besides, Kumar also worked as Director at State Institute of Public Administration and Rural Development and Director Vigilance

नो फ्रिल+बजट एयरलाइन्स “इंडिगो” ने भी हवाईअड्डा उपयोग शुल्क के २० करोड़ रुपये दबाये

[नयी दिल्ली]नो फ्रिल+बजट एयरलाइन्स “इंडिगो” ने भी एयर पोर्ट अथॉरिटी ऑफ़ इंडिया[ ऐऐआई] के २० करोड़ रुपये दबाये
घरेलू, विदेशी एयरलाइनों पर एएआई का 2,739 करोड़ रपये बकाया है |
केंद्र सरकार ने बताया कि घरेलू और विदेशी विमानन कंपनियों पर मार्च, 2015 के अंत तक भारतीय विमानपत्तन प्राधिकरण[एएआई] का 2,739 करोड़ रपये हवाईअड्डा उपयोग शुल्क बकाया था।
लोकसभा में दिए एक लिखित जवाब में नागर विमानन राज्यमंत्री महेश शर्मा ने कहा कि कुल राशि में से एयर इंडिया और इसकी अनुषंगियों पर सबसे अधिक 1,963 करोड़ रपये बकाया था। अन्य कंपनियों में स्पाइसजेट, जेटएयरवेज, जेटलाइट, इंडिगो और गोएयर शामिल हैं।
उन्होंने कहा कि एएआई ने बकाए की वसूली के लिए विभिन्न उपाय अपनाए हैं जिसमें बकाया राशि पर ब्याज की वसूली शामिल है।
शर्मा ने कहा कि विदेशी विमानन कंपनियों पर एएआई का 388.93 करोड़ रपये बकाया है। हालांकि, मंत्री ने विदेशी विमानन कंपनियों का नाम सार्वजनिक नहीं किया।
प्रमुख निजी घरेलू विमानन कंपनियों का नाम लेते हुए उन्होंने कहा कि स्पाइसजेट पर 185.59 करोड़ रपये, जबकि जेट एयरवेज व जेटलाइट पर कुल 51.48 करोड़ रपये बकाया है। वहीं गोएयर पर 32 करोड़ रपये और इंडिगो पर 19.81 करोड़ रपये बकाया है।

CISF Lodged FIR Against AAI Fire Service Staff :Calicut Airport Incidence

[NewDelhi] Calicut Airport Incidence
CISF Lodged FIR[432/15 U/S143,147,148,326,302,149IPC] Against AAI Fire Service Staff And Court Of Inquiry Has Also Been Ordered
On 10th June, 2015, at around 2130 IST (0930 pm), an altercation between CISF Personnel on duty at operation’s gate and Fire Personnel turned violent at Calicut Airport. In the ensuing scuffle, a fire arm belonging to a CISF personnel went off killing a CISF head-constable while the official who was holding the fire arm sustained burn injuries on hand and he is hospitalised. The scuffle continued for some time and as a precaution five flights were diverted. Senior officers from MoCA, DGCA, BCAS, AAI and Security Directorate have been rushed to the site to take full control of the situation. The matter is being looked into.
Due to this, five flights were diverted between 2259 IST to 0302 IST (11th June). The normalcy at Airport was restored by 02.15 am and flight operations commenced at 0620 hrs. The first diverted flight landed back at Calicut Airport at 0651 hrs. One enroute flight of Air India was also diverted which also landed back at Calicut at 0801 hrs (11th June).
Ministry Of Civil Aviation Has Claimed full normalcy at Calicut Airport

NDA Govt Yet To Bring Acche Din[Good Days]In Civil Aviation Sector

[New Delhi]NDA Govt Yet To Bring Acche Din [Good days] In Civil Aviation Sector After One Years Governance There Is Not much to cheer about for This Sector.Even In Parliament Govt Failed To Feed The Required Justification In The Variation Of Tickets
,Aviation industry experts say the sector hasn’t had much to cheer about during this period as the much-needed reforms have either been in a go-around mode or in holding pattern.
The government, in its very early days, had vowed to transform the industry by proposing several measures to reform and revive the sector.
Among the proposed measures were a draft aviation policy, lifting the curbs on foreign operations by the Indian carriers, corporatisation of the state-run AAI and Pawan Hans, creation of air navigation services, privatisation of more airports and reviving the fortunes of Air India. However, they are yet to take a decisive shape.
Amber Dubey, Partner and India head for aerospace and defence at global consultancy KPMG. Says “The Indian aviation industry had lots of hope from the Modi government given its pro-reform tilt, but a year later nothing much has happened on the ground despite good intentions and bold statements,”
Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju had on May 29 last year said, after getting at the helm of Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan, “We will strive to create a level-playing field for all the players and make the aviation sector more people- oriented.”
“Aviation industry was eagerly looking forward to a new transformational approach with a clear strategic roadmap which will bring the industry out of its structural mess, however, till date, nothing significant is visible and clarity in key and important strategic issues is missing,” says Sydney-based aviation think-tank Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA) India head Kapil Kaul.
Kaul says that the industry had expected that the new government would restore transparency, remove the negative fiscal regime on airlines, demonstrate strategic clarity in policy formation besides preparing a realistic and achievable long-term roadmap and strengthening safety and regulatory institutions to strategic levels and deliver an effective governance model.
He added “CAPA believes that this government has the intent and willingness to deliver on critical aviation reforms but it is extremely important that strategic clarity is visible and intent is converted into effective implementation,”
The draft aviation policy, which the government unveiled last year, clearly showed lack of involvement of different stakeholders before coming up with an important policy document, Dubey says, adding reports, however, suggest that the ministry is now getting another committee to improve upon the draft policy created by the earlier panel.
According to Kaul, the sector needs a clear statement from Prime Minister Narendra Modi that a robust aviation industry is critical to India’s growth as a strong global economy.
“Should Indian aviation receive the right attention from the Modi government in its second year, it has the potential to grow by 18-20 per cent continuously for the next four years, giving a massive fillip to investments, jobs and tourism,” Dubey adds.
Source Agency

AAI Uploads Colour Coded Zoning Maps for Delhi and Mumbai Airports

[New Delhi]AAI Uploads Colour Coded Zoning Maps for Delhi and Mumbai Airports
Airports Authority of India (AAI) has prepared Colour Coded Zoning Maps (CCZM) of airports of Delhi and Mumbai clearly indicating the permissible heights in different colour coded grids in different zones of these airports.
It has been decided to upgrade the existing online height clearance system i.e. NOCAS to NOCAS V.2. The NOCAS V.2 is bound to process the NoC application without any human intervention after physical verification of site elevation and co-ordination by AAI officials and issuance of NoC for height clearance expeditiously.
Minister of State for Civil Aviation, Dr. Mahesh Sharma tabled This information in Rajya Sabha today.

IATA,Calling Unfortunate And Disappointing,Attacked AAI On Delhi Airport Charges

[New Delhi]IATA,Calling Unfortunate And Disappointing,Attacked AAI On Delhi Airport Charges
Terming as “unfortunate” and “disappointing” the AAI decision to oppose proposed reduction in charges at Delhi airport by 78% International Air Transport Association (IATA) has said the move would prove detrimental to both passengers and airlines.
it is also said.that On the contrary, lower airport fee would stimulate the traffic growth at the Delhi Airport as it would bring down airfares to an affordable limits,
Airport Economic Regulatory Authority [AERA] had in January proposed 78% reduction in charges at Delhi Airport for the second
five control period [4/14-3/2015] as against a massive 346% hike allowed by it to DIAL in May 2012

Budget Carrier SpiceJet Requests Deferment on 211 Crores Payment ,But AAI Unmoved

[New Delhi] Budget Carrier SpiceJet Requests Deferment on 211 Crores Payment ,but AAI Is unmoved
No Frill Budget Carrier SpiceJet has sought a deferment of three years on the payment of dues of Rs 211 crore to AAI though sources said that the airport operator is disinclined to entertain the request after the airline received a recent infusion of funds.