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Leh CEC, IAF officers discuss air connectivity

Chief Executive Councillor of LAHDC Leh, Tashi Gyalson, met Air Commodore Sanjay Prabhu and Group Captain Ajay Kumar on Thursday to discuss issues pertaining to air connectivity to far-flung areas in the region. Councillor from Tiger constituency, Rigzen Lundup, and...
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LAHDC Leh CEC Tashi Gyalson holds meeting with Air Commodore Sanjay Prabhu.
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Chief Executive Councillor of LAHDC Leh, Tashi Gyalson, met Air Commodore Sanjay Prabhu and Group Captain Ajay Kumar on Thursday to discuss issues pertaining to air connectivity to far-flung areas in the region.

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Councillor from Tiger constituency, Rigzen Lundup, and Leh Tehsildar Attaullah Khan were also present during the meeting.

Gyalson officially welcomed Prabhu, acknowledging the crucial role of the Air Force Station in improving connectivity and supporting development in Ladakh.

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In the meeting, the officials discussed a range of important issues aimed at improving the region’s infrastructure and services, including challenges surrounding air connectivity, organising more medical camps in remote areas and exploring options to increase the frequency of civil flights to boost tourism, including late evening flight operations. They also addressed other matters related to ongoing initiatives and concerns for regional development.

Further, the discussion delved into making civil airlines operational at Thoise Airport, Nubra. The Air Commodore stated that, in accordance with Air Force protocols, all necessary preparations would be extended and there are no objections to it, signalling a significant step forward in improving air connectivity for the region.

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Further, CEC expressed the desire to chair a follow-up meeting with the Air Force and the Airport Authority of India to plan for the early operations of civil flights in Nubra.

Gyalson acknowledged the significant role played by the Indian Air Force in the region’s development and their continued cooperation. Additionally, he emphasised that the Council’s support has been steadfast and will remain so for the betterment of Ladakh.

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