Addressing a meeting of Civil Aviation Department’s consultative committee in Gandhinagar on Tuesday, minister of state for civil aviation, Shri Saurabh Patel claimed the state govt had chalked out a in depth strategy for creating civil aviation expert services inside the state. He reported, “The state federal government has resolved to develop eleven new airports while in the state. Airports are going to be made at Dwarka, Palitana, Ambaji and Ankleshwar inside the very first stage of enhancement.”

In keeping with officials, internet sites for the remaining seven prepared airports could well be determined in the end.

Air connectivity, helicopter providers, hanger amenities, Aviation training, para gliding, para sailing and aero sports development, aircraft repair, cold storage expert services for cargo and freight, and a variety of other services will probably be because of thought to be for potential improvement.

Shri Saurabh Patel further knowledgeable, “Gujarat will probably be the initial state to make Civil Aviation Policy along with the state is producing all efforts to conduct district stage growth on formation of helipads. The minister also reported the govt had made a decision to put in place a company – Gujarat State Aviation Infrastructure Constrained – for establishing international typical aviation infrastructure in the state.

Previously, Shri Vipul Mitra, principal secretary, tourism & civil aviation department, made a presentation before the committee about the different projects undertaken by the federal government. The Civil Aviation Department presented audio-video presentation which focused on amenities available and foreseeable future civil aviation plans.

Legislative member Mulubhai Bera, Shri Daulatbhai Desai, Shri Rakesh Shah, Shri Dushyant Patel, Shri Dhirubhai Bhila, Shri Shankersinh Vaghela, Shri Man Singh Chauhan etc and other high officials attended the meeting.