Air Force asked permission to resume Darbhanga Airport Work: Hardeep Singh Puri: The Union Civil Aviation Ministry has requested the Indian Air Force to give permission to resume the work of Darbhanga Airport. Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri informed Semwar. The Darbhanga airport is being constructed as a civil enclave, part of the Indian Air Force Air Base allocated for civil aviation operations.
Air Force asked permission to resume Darbhanga airport work: Hardeep Singh Puri
The Civil Aviation Minister tweeted, ‘Indian Air Force has been requested to permission to resume Darbhanga Airport work. Once we start work, by October 2020 all the work should be completed. Puri said, “The work at the Airport was going on fast before being temporarily halted due to the lockdown.”
The lockdown has been going on since 25 March to prevent the infection of Coronavirus in India, this infection has infected 67 thousand 152 people across the country while 2206 people have died.
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Puri said, ‘The Airport Authority of India is constructing an interim civil enclave. For this, the land has been leased from the Indian Air Force. A terminal is being constructed in it, which will have a capacity of 150 passengers, 95 percent of which has been completed.
According to the economic times, The Darbhanga airport is being as a civil enclave, Which is part of an IAF air allocated for civil aviation operation.
