Business jet operators demand separate rule in new aviation policy


The operators have also sought from the civil aviation ministry to issue guidelines for code sharing between SCA and scheduled airlines.


General and business aviation operators have urged the Government to put in place separate regulations for the Scheduled Commuter Airlines (SCA) before finalising the much-awaited new aviation policy. 

Besides, the operators have also sought from the civil aviation ministry to issue guidelines for code sharing between SCA and scheduled airlines. "The requirement to prepare separate regulations (Civil Aviation Requirement) for Scheduled Commuter Airlines should be put in place before the new policy is implemented," Business Aircraft Operators Association (BAOA) said in its response to the Government's draft remote connectivity policy. 

The Civil Aviation Ministry had on March 18 circulated the draft policy for stake holders consultations with the last date for response being yesterday. According to the BAOA, there is no way SCA would take-off without proportionate rules being issued as per the size, weight, passenger capacity, area of operations among others. In the proposed policy, the Government has sought to done away with the regional scheduled airline category and in place allow them convert into scheduled, or scheduled commuter airline after three year of their operations. At the same time, there is also a proposal to allow non- scheduled operators convert into a scheduled commuter airline or a charter operator after one year of operations. 


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