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IN FOCUS
COMING
UP: ALL INDIA
ALL AIRLINES AIR SCHEDULE
First Inaugural
Issue
October 22,
2005
Second Issue
February , 2006
Third Issue, March, April
2006
Fourth Issue,July, 2006
Fifth Issue, September, 2006
Sixth Issue, October, 2006
Seventh Issue, January, 2007
Eighth Issue, March, 2007
Ninth Issue, May, 2007
Tenth Issue, July,2007
Eleventh Issue.October
2007
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From The Editor's Desk
With the New Year around with
its glorious promise of good things to come into our lives, the time has
come again to usher in the NEW and learn from the OLD. The time has come
again to review. The time has come again to double our efforts. The time
has come again to celebrate Aviation. Because the skyline of Aviation
was never been better than now.
Named by the British Airways as the
'NEXT BIGGEST AFTER THE
US IN THE LONG HAUL MARKET', Indian Aviation is moving at a great speed
today. Just three years ago there were only 130 commercial aircraft, and
the number has swelled to 350 now. And this growth is expected to
continue in the near future. The Govt. of India estimates that India's
fleet will reach approximately 500-550 aircraft by the end of 2010. It
is expected that in the same period the domestic market size will cross
60 million and international traffic 20 million.
At present the number of Air Travelers is about 0.8% of the Indian
population. And it is growing with great speed. India's Civil Aviation
passenger growth at 20% is among the highest in the world. This sector
is slated to cruise far ahead of other Asian Giants like China or even
strong economies like France and Australia. The number of passengers in
India who are expected to be airborne by the year 2020 is a whooping
400million.To carry them on board the country will need 1500 to 2000
aircraft in the next 10 years and more airports, more infrastructure,
more trained manpower and better planning to sustain and support the
growth. Also we need to implement GAGAN-India's satellite navigation
system at a very fast pace to handle the expected growth in Air Traffic
and also to integrate the system seamlessly into the satellite
navigation systems used by Japan, the European Union and the US.
Certainly the sky is clear for
the Indian Aviation and the hearts of all of us are afresh with new
determination and new wishes to take Indian Aviation to the highest
level. To make more city - airports and airport cities. To contribute to
the growth of Air Traffic in Asia and the entire region with better
facilities to the valued customers.
So let us ... ..WITH
LOT OF SINCERE HARD
WORK AHEAD.. BECAUSE WE HAVE MANY PROMISES TO KEEP TO OURSELVES
AND THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Aryama Sanyal
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THE AIR TRAFFIC
CONTROLLERS
We
Dream !!
We
Do !!
The Air Traffic Controllers'
Day is on October 20,. To celebrate most proudly the profession of
Air Traffic Control, and fly together to new heights in the spirit of
cooperation and collaboration with the entire Aviation Community, the Jaipur branch of Air Traffic Controllers Guild and Partners in Aviation
celebrates the ATC DAY with the vow to uphold safety and security in
the skies.
www.atcguild.com
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