The Minister said that since aviation is an international subject, it is essential for all nations to follow these norms uniformly. He said, as a responsible country, India is committed to fully adhering to these policies, guidelines, and rules. On weather forecasting, Mr Naidu said, the Ministry of Civil Aviation is working closely with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to improve accuracy. He said advanced instruments have been installed at the airports to provide real-time data on fog, cloud cover, coastal weather, and other atmospheric conditions. He added that whenever new technologies emerge, the Ministry actively welcome and adopt it at the airports to enhance the ability to predict the weather more accurately. The Minister said that any operational challenges or disturbances are promptly addressed with full effort and coordination.

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On the occasion, Mr Naidu said, Prime Minister has prepared a master plan to strengthen the country’s logistics, with special attention to highways, railways, ports, and especially civil aviation. He said, the number of airports in India has increased from 74 in 2014 to over 165 now, with plans to expand to 350 in the coming years. He added that air travel has become more accessible and connectivity to smaller cities is improving.

The Minister also flagged off the first flight between Bhavnagar and Navi Mumbai from Bhavnagar Airport in Gujarat. He said the new service will enhance regional connectivity and link Bhavnagar more closely with the rest of the country.

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