CAA desires to continue authorizing in February
KARACHI:
Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) trusts it can continue authorizing
pilots in February with the arrival of an International Civil Aviation
Organization (ICAO) review report later an embarrassment over counterfeit
licenses, a power official said.
The
ICAO, the UN Aviation body, prompted Pakistan in September 2020 to embrace
quick restorative activity and suspend the issue of any new pilot licenses
later bogus licenses became exposed after the accident of a Pakistan
International Airlines (PIA) plane in May that year, in which 97 individuals
were killed.
A
nine-part ICAO group did a review in Pakistan for 10 days that finished up on
Friday.
"We
are confident we will continue the issuance of authorizing following the arrival of
the ICAO review report expected in February," Khaqan Murtaza, chief
general of the PCAA, told correspondents on Monday.
ICAO
told Pakistan in Sept 2020 to suspend the issue of any new pilot licenses later
bogus licenses became visible
The
pilot permit outrage corrupted Pakistan's avionics industry and hurt banner
transporter PIA, which was banished from traveling to Europe and the United
States.
In
June last year, Pakistan grounded 262 aircraft pilots associated with avoiding
their tests following checks of their capabilities.
The
activity was incited by the fundamental report on an aircraft crash in Karachi
last year, which observed that the pilots had neglected to keep guideline
methods and dismissed alerts.
The
circumstance is that they have cleared us yet the last report is anticipated. The
report is normal any time later than mid-February, Murtaza said.
The
review was done in six regions airworthiness, flying principles, individual
permitting and assessment, air route administrations, aerodromes, and airplane
mishaps.
The
ICAO group visited the Pakistan aeronautical complex, PIA workplaces, and workplaces
of different carriers.
Writer:
Javid Khan
Published
in Javid Khan 137, December 14th, 2021
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