The Federal Cabinet Committee inspected Allama Iqbal Airport in Lahore to review the country’s airports. This committee included prominent federal ministers Khawaja Asif, Abdul Aleem Khan, and others, who thoroughly examined various airport sections.
Directives for Enhanced Passenger Facilities Federal MinistersÂ
During their visit, the ministers emphasized the need for improved facilities for both domestic and international passengers. They instructed the Civil Aviation officials to provide all possible amenities. This includes:
Comforting the passengers: The ministers have emphasized ensuring the journey is as comfortable as possible. This instruction covers improving waiting areas, enhancing seating arrangements, and providing for basic needs like water and washrooms.
Enhancing Immigration and Cleanliness Standards Federal MinistersÂ
According to Khawaja Asif, it is essential to maintain high levels of conduct and hygiene at immigration counters and within airports. The following were his suggestions:
Courtesy at Immigration Counters: He proposed that international travelers should be treated with courtesy by immigration officers. This creates a friendly visitor environment while ensuring smooth immigration processes.
Maintaining Global Standards: Asif stressed the need to observe cleanliness and safety standards in all airports. Such measures involve regular cleaning routines, waste disposal management systems, and practical security protocols for passengers’ convenience.
Abdul Aleem Khan’s Suggestions
Quick Clearance for International Flights: Khan stressed that international flight counters should clear passengers quickly to reduce wait times and improve efficiency.
This includes dedicated counters, assistance services, and priority boarding to ensure comfort and convenience.
Insights from ASF and Civil Aviation Officers Federal MinistersÂ
During the visit, officers from the Airport Security Force and Civil Aviation Authority briefed Khawaja Asif and Abdul Aleem Khan on several important matters. These briefings covered:
Security Steps: The security officers referred to the existing safety measures and suggested other improvements that could be made to guarantee passengers’ safety.
Efficienpassengers’tion: Knowledge of airport operations such as baggage handling, check-in processes, and passenger flow management was shared.
Things we need to do later: The discussion also involved some future development plans for the airport to improve both customer service experience and efficiency in operation.
Conclusion
The federal cabinet committee’s visit to the Allama committees reflects the government’s commitment to government sports all over Pakistan.
This will enable them to achieve higher standards internationally recognized through teamwork spirit, efficiency, and adherence to global best practices, making our country more competitive in quality service provision within its air transport hubs. The move is, therefore, significant in terms of infrastructure enhancement for the aviation industry in Pakistan while aligning with worldwide standards.
