CAAB begins meeting with BCAD for flight operation in UK
Thursday, 7 January 2010
FE Report
The Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh (CAAB) Wednesday began a two-day agreement evaluation meeting with the British Civil Aviation Department (BCAD) aiming to negotiate for flight operation permission to different destinations in UK.
The meeting also aimed at convincing the British authority to allow flights on Dhaka-Manchester-New York route in order to resume flights to the USA, CAAB office source said.
Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation & Tourism Shafiq Alam Mehdi inaugurated the meeting as chief guest at the CAAB headquarters in presence of representatives from Biman Bangladesh Airlines, British Airways, GMG Airlines and United Airways BD Limited.
The Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh (CAAB) Wednesday began a two-day agreement evaluation meeting with the British Civil Aviation Department (BCAD) aiming to negotiate for flight operation permission to different destinations in UK.
The meeting also aimed at convincing the British authority to allow flights on Dhaka-Manchester-New York route in order to resume flights to the USA, CAAB office source said.
Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation & Tourism Shafiq Alam Mehdi inaugurated the meeting as chief guest at the CAAB headquarters in presence of representatives from Biman Bangladesh Airlines, British Airways, GMG Airlines and United Airways BD Limited.