KABUL: International radar has reported one flight from Turkey and Uzbekistan will land at Kabul International Airport on Thursday.
This emerged even when the Indian government had not made a final decision about the resumption of flights to Kabul.
This will be the first time Kabul accommodates commercial flights from the two countries after the Taliban takeover, reports the Khaama press news agency.
Previously, Afghan Islamic Emirates in a letter asked the Indian government to continue their commercial flights to Afghanistan.
Meanwhile, India has not made a decision on the problem of resuming commercial flights to Afghanistan.
“The decision to continue flights to Kabul is being reviewed by the Ministry of Civil Aviation,” said a ministry official to Ani.
Taliban recently requested an Indian flight regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to continue commercial flight operations to Kabul, which was closed after August 15.
“Civil flights of the Afghan Islamic Emirates extended their praise to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation.
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When you are told that this broken and functional Kabul Airport was recently by American forces before their withdrawal.
With the technical assistance of our Qatar brother, the airport became operational once more And a notam in this case was issued on September 06 2021., “Letter from the Afghan civil aviation authority to DGCA Arun Kumar stated.
The upper government’s source told Ani, “At present, the decision to continue commercial flights to Kabul is being reviewed by DGCA, the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MOA), the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) along with competent authority.” Afghan Civil Aviation Authority (ACAA) has also requested Indian authorities to continue commercial flight services from Afghan national carrier between India and Kabul.
A letter sent from Afghan civil aviation against Indian civilians read that the Qatar Technical Team has activated Kabul International Airport and fully functional now, report Khaama Press.
At present, Pakistan and Iran are the only countries that make flights to and from Kabul International Airport.
Qatar only made rental flights from the airport, report Khaama Press.