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Maharashtra Governor Vidyasagar Rao Wednesday said the aviation sector is going to be the growth engine for future progress and development.
Speaking at the valedictory session of the two-day Global Aviation Summit here, he said the global aviation industry is ushering in an era of rapid expansion.
"The civil aviation ministry anticipates that in the next two decades, air passenger traffic in India will grow to 1.12 billion passengers per year from the current 187 million passengers.
"Needless to say, this will open up tremendous opportunities for investment in infrastructure development and upgradation in the years to come.
The industry will also require a large pool of skilled manpower," Rao said.
The key sector is going to be the growth engine for future progress and development, he said.
He noted that the tourism and aviation industries can complement each other and create numerous opportunities for employment and income generation for people.
The governor emphasised the need to intensify the search for alternative fuels and shift from jet fuel to bio- fuels in coming years to help reduce aviation emissions.
The International Civil Aviation Organisation has predicted a 100 percent increase in global air travel by the year 2030, he said.
Rao suggested that the Global Aviation Summit can be held annually and that Maharashtra could be the permanent venue for the event.
Addressing the session, Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu appealed to the stakeholders to take it as a collective responsibility to fulfill the ambition of everybody to fly.
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<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>He said the "Vision 2040" document articulates a vision for India, but taking into account the global and integrated nature of the aviation sector, it could also be a road map for all.
Prabhu further said given the rising trend in global trade, the government's air cargo policy is going to be an important driver of future growth.

Maharashtra Governor Vidyasagar Rao Wednesday said the aviation sector is going to be the growth engine for future progress and development.Speaking at the valedictory session of the two-day Global Aviation Summit here, he said the global aviation industry is ushering in an era of rapid expansion."The civil aviation ministry anticipates that in the next two decades, air passenger traffic in India will grow to 1.12 billion passengers per year from the current 187 million passengers."Needless to say, this will open up tremendous opportunities for investment in infrastructure development and upgradation in the years to come.The industry will also require a large pool of skilled manpower," Rao said.The key sector is going to be the growth engine for future progress and development, he said.He noted that the tourism and aviation industries can complement each other and create numerous opportunities for employment and income generation for people.The governor emphasised the need to intensify the search for alternative fuels and shift from jet fuel to bio- fuels in coming years to help reduce aviation emissions.The International Civil Aviation Organisation has predicted a 100 percent increase in global air travel by the year 2030, he said.Rao suggested that the Global Aviation Summit can be held annually and that Maharashtra could be the permanent venue for the event.Addressing the session, Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu appealed to the stakeholders to take it as a collective responsibility to fulfill the ambition of everybody to fly.Watch This  Zee Business Twitter Video#LIVE | #CommoditySpecial में हमारी खास पेशकश देखिए क्या खेती पर बरसेगा धन? @mrituenjayj के साथ। https://t.co/NPAY7UrTrl— Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) January 17, 2019He said the "Vision 2040" document articulates a vision for India, but taking into account the global and integrated nature of the aviation sector, it could also be a road map for all.Prabhu further said given the rising trend in global trade, the government's air cargo policy is going to be an important driver of future growth.

The governor emphasized the need to intensify the search for alternative fuels and shift from jet fuel to biofuels in coming years to help reduce aviation emissions.

Aviation sector is going to be the growth engine for future progress and development: Maharashtra Governor

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Maharashtra Governor Vidyasagar Rao Wednesday said the aviation sector is going to be the growth engine for future progress and development. Speaking at the valedictory session of the two-day Global Aviation Summit here, he said the global aviation industry is ushering in an era of rapid expansion. The civil aviation ministry anticipates that in the next two decades, air passenger traffic in India will grow to 1.12 billion passengers per year from the current 187 million passengers. Needless to say, this will open up tremendous opportunities for investment in infrastructure development and upgradation in the years to come. The industry will also require a large pool of skilled manpower, Rao said. The key sector is going to be the growth engine for future progress and development, he said. He noted that the tourism and aviation industries can complement each other and create numerous opportunities for employment and income generation for people. The governor emphasised the need to intensify the search for alternative fuels and shift from jet fuel to bio- fuels in coming years to help reduce aviation emissions. The International Civil Aviation Organisation has predicted a 100 percent increase in global air travel by the year 2030, he said. Rao suggested that the Global Aviation Summit can be held annually and that Maharashtra could be the permanent venue for the event. Addressing the session, Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu appealed to the stakeholders to take it as a collective responsibility to fulfill the ambition of everybody to fly. Watch This  Zee Business Twitter Video #LIVE | #CommoditySpecial में हमारी खास पेशकश देखिए क्या खेती पर बरसेगा धन? @mrituenjayj के साथ। https://t.co/NPAY7UrTrl — Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) January 17, 2019 He said the Vision 2040 document articulates a vision for India, but taking into account the global and integrated nature of the aviation sector, it could also be a road map for all. Prabhu further said given the rising trend in global trade, the governments air cargo policy is going to be an important driver of future growth.

The governor emphasized the need to intensify the search for alternative fuels and shift from jet fuel to biofuels in coming years to help reduce aviation emissions.