PM Calls for Enhanced Facilities for Passengers and Tourists at Airports
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif recently chaired a review meeting dedicated to the ongoing reforms in Pakistan’s aviation sector. The focus of the meeting was on improving facilities for passengers, tourists, and overseas Pakistanis at airports across the country.
During the meeting, the Prime Minister emphasized the need for additional service counters to be operational during peak hours to minimize passenger waiting times. He also highlighted the importance of completing this year’s safety audit of the aviation sector without delay, underscoring his administration’s commitment to upholding high standards of safety and service.
PM Shehbaz Sharif noted that the Aviation Act 2023, which was passed under the previous government, is foundational to the current reforms in the aviation sector. He directed that all policy measures and reforms stipulated under the Act be fully implemented to bring about the desired improvements.
A major topic of discussion was the development of Skardu International Airport. The Prime Minister insisted on providing top-notch facilities for passengers at this key location.
The meeting included a comprehensive briefing on the progress of aviation sector reforms, with officials reporting that significant changes are actively being implemented under the Aviation Act. Additionally, it was reported that third-party validation is being ensured for all projects and initiatives to maintain transparency and effectiveness.
