Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu reviewed aviation security with BCAS, focusing on streamlining air cargo operations and enhancing global trade.
Civil aviation minister Ram Mohan Naidu chaired a review meeting of the Bureau of civil aviation security (BCAS) to discuss strengthening aviation security and with a focus on strengthening the overall ecosystem of aviation security in India.
Aviation minister chairs BCAS review meet
Naidu said that a special emphasis was laid on streamlining air cargo operations, where efforts are underway to make the screening process more seamless and technology-driven, without compromising on safety standards.
The minister said that the aim is to enhance ease of doing business and contribute to India’s role in global trade and connectivity.
As India’s aviation sector continues its rapid growth, BCAS will remain at the forefront of ensuring that our airports meet the best international benchmarks of security, safety, and efficiency, he added.
Neha LM Tripathi is a Special Correspondent with the National Political Bureau of Hindustan Times. She covers the aviation and railways ministries, and also writes on travel trends. Her work spans national developments, with a focus on policy, people, and the evolving travel landscape. She has 13 years of experience. Before moving to Delhi, she was based in Mumbai, where she began her journey as a journalist. Outside the newsroom, Neha enjoys trekking and travelling.Read More
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