The CAA reinstated 27 of the suspended pilots.

Islamabad (07-Aug-2020) 27 of the suspended pilots were reinstated by the CAA. According to the details, the data of the restored pilots was allegedly entered incorrectly, including their birth, name, license number and other details. However, if the data is found to be incorrect, the pilots have been reinstated, after which they have been allowed to fly the aircraft and they have been cleared in all respects.

Earlier, Federal Minister for Aviation Ghulam Sarwar Khan had said that after a forensic inquiry of one year and four months, the degrees of 262 pilots were declared suspicious, 102 pilots of different airlines were grounded and action has been taken against several so far. Has taken action against 26 examiners who have taken their place, so far 34 have been sent license suspension notices, are also investigating against Pakistani pilots working in foreign airlines, UAE Airlines Of the 54 pilots, 48 ​​have been cleared, 11 to 9 have been cleared by Vietnam Airlines, 2 out of 4 have been cleared by Bahrain Airlines, and Pakistani pilots working in Malaysia and Turkish Airlines are being investigated.

On the other hand, the government has allowed the opening of eight more airports in the country, including Turbat, Panjgur, Dalbandin, Jhop, Pasni, Mohenjo-daro, Nawabshah and Bahawalpur. Senior Joint Secretary Aviation Division and Spokesperson Abdul Sattar Khokhar has officially announced that the government has given permission to resume domestic flight operations, along with allowing the opening of eight more airports in the country.