New Delhi. The development of civil aviation in India is not limited to planes and airports only. Employment opportunities in the aviation sector are also increasing. Today, many jobs are emerging in the aviation sector for pilots, crew members and engineers and India is moving ahead in this field. PM Narendra Modi said this today at the Asia Pacific Ministerial Conference on Civil Aviation. The PM said that the civil aviation sector has an important role in the development that is taking place in India today. The aviation sector is also one of the many sectors responsible for India becoming the fastest growing economy. We are working to connect people, prosperity and culture through this sector.
#WATCH Delhi: At the Asia Pacific Ministerial Conference on Civil Aviation at Bharat Mandapam, PM Modi says “Today, India remains one of the strong pillars of the world’s top civil aviation ecosystems because the growth of our civil aviation sector is unprecedented. In just one… pic.twitter.com/G7cRAEB79B
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Modi said, Today, India remains one of the strong pillars of the world’s top civil aviation ecosystem as the growth of our civil aviation sector is phenomenal. In just a decade, in a few years, India has transformed from an aviation-exclusive country to an aviation-inclusive country. There was a time when air travel in India was only for a few people. Some big cities had good air connectivity, some rich people used to avail air travel regularly but today the situation has completely changed in India. Citizens of our tier 2 and tier 3 cities are also flying from there. Excellent planning of regional connectivity has extended air travel to small cities and lower middle class of India.
Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at the 2nd Asia Pacific Ministerial Conference on Civil Aviation, “On one hand we are building airports in small cities and on the other hand we are working rapidly towards making the airports of big cities more modern. Future India will be a world leader in terms of air connectivity… pic.twitter.com/wNZnVElnlQ
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PM said that 14 million passengers have travelled under this scheme so far. Lakhs of them have seen an airplane from inside for the first time. The number of airports in India has doubled in 10 years, airlines are also aware of this, that is why Indian airlines have ordered more than 1200 new planes. Modi said, on one hand we are building airports in small cities and on the other hand we are working rapidly towards making the airports of big cities more modern. Future India is going to be one of the most connected regions in the world in terms of air connectivity.
