CAA Reportedly Cancels Licenses of 4 Aviation Companies

The Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) has announced the revocation of the aerial work licenses of four aviation companies. This decision follows their failure to adhere to the National Aviation Policy and related regulations. The canceled licenses encompass: Aerial Work Licence Class-I for Domestic operations (No. 017/96), Aerial Work Licence Class-II for Domestic operations (No. 002/95), Aerial Work Licence Class-I for Domestic operations (No. 006/2001), and Aerial Work Licence Class-I for Domestic operations (No. AWL/001/2016).

PCAA officials clarified that the licenses were revoked due to non-compliance with the established policy and rules. They have also cautioned the public that engaging with these companies would be at the individual's peril, emphasizing that the PCAA will not assume responsibility for any issues arising from such dealings. The primary objective of this action is to uphold compliance, transparency, and safety standards in Pakistan's aviation industry.