Live
- "MLA Hafeez Khan: Development of Minorities Possible Only Under Jagan's Leadership"
- Satya Kumar Yadav accuses Jagan's government of cheating voters with false promises in manifesto"
- Several leaders from YCP join TDP in Gannavaram Constituency
- Raghurama Krishnam Raju criticizes Jaganmohan Reddy's manifesto as 'old wine in an old bottle
- Denduluru Villagers Leave YCP for TDP, Citing Neglect and Lack of Development
- Velampally Srinivasa Rao Alleges Bonda Uma's Votes Invalid, Demands Action by Election Commission
- Bookshelf
- YS Sharmila slams YSRCP govt. accuses of not establishing tribal university and medical college
- Ex-diplomat discovers Amritsar’s dark side while translating his grandfather’s book
- Embracing the art of unlearning: A path to professional growth
Visakhapatnam: More flights sought for Dubai, domestic destinations
Representatives of Andhra Pradesh Air Travellers Association with new Airport Director S Raja Reddy in Visakhapatnam on Monday
Visakhapatnam: Andhra Pradesh Air Travellers Association (APATA) representatives met new Airport Director Raja Reddy at Visakhapatnam Airport on...
Visakhapatnam: Andhra Pradesh Air Travellers Association (APATA) representatives met new Airport Director Raja Reddy at Visakhapatnam Airport on Monday and brought a few proposals to the fore.
As a part of their discussions, the representatives requested the airport director to increase slots for civilian aircrafts. Facilitating additional flights to international destinations, Dubai in particular, inviting airlines to utilise night landing facilities, dedicating cargo planes to operate cargo flights from Visakhapatnam, among others, were proposed during the discussions.
In view of the heavy passenger demand, APATA president Kumar Raja and vice-presidents DS Varma and O Naresh Kumar mentioned that a proposal of requesting the Indigo team to add more number of flights to Hyderabad, Mumbai and Kolkata in the morning and late night flights to Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi, and Bengaluru for onward international travel was made.
