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Air Traffic in 30 Cities of Madhya Pradesh: Chief Minister
While inaugurating the PM Shri Tourism Air Service, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav expressed his confidence that the PM Shri Tourism Air Service will benefit industries, businesses, and the health sector. He stated that this is a time of change, and there is a need to advance in the field of air traffic. The government is providing three types of services in air traffic simultaneously. Our air ambulance service has served throughout all phases of the elections. Madhya Pradesh is the only state in the country with such an air ambulance system. Now, this service is dedicated to the public and will benefit the residents of the state. We had already promised better connectivity for Singrauli and Rewa post the election code of conduct. We will develop 30 airstrips in Madhya Pradesh, enhancing connectivity and promoting religious tourist sites.
Madhya Pradesh: A State of Great Potential: Dr. Mohan Yadav
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav mentioned that Madhya Pradesh is a region full of potential. This service is dedicated to Prime Minister Modi. We are now working on connecting the Jyotirlingas. The journey from Singrauli to Rewa, which used to take four hours, will now take just 15 minutes. This will also open up employment opportunities. Asia's first helicopter pilot training center has been established in Khajuraho through Modi Ji, where training is currently being provided.
Second Announcement by the Chief Minister: 30 Pilot Training Centers to be Opened in Madhya Pradesh
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav announced, "I will ensure through the education department that pilot training centers are established at all locations with airstrips, and degrees and diplomas are issued through universities. We aim to make this region prominent on the world map. Madhya Pradesh is the heart of the country, and we are working on connecting all our cities from Bhopal, the heart of Madhya Pradesh."
Air Services Connect 8 Cities, Boost for Tourism and Religious Travel
With the inauguration of the PM Shri Tourism Air Service, residents of Bhopal, Indore, Jabalpur, Rewa, Ujjain, Gwalior, Singrauli, and Khajuraho can now travel by air. A booking counter has been opened at Bhopal Airport, allowing passengers to book tickets for air travel to these 8 districts.
Mohan Yadav distributed boarding passes to passengers and inaugurated the counter. The first flight from Bhopal to Jabalpur was also launched, which will proceed to Rewa and land in Singrauli. The PM Shri Tourism Air Service is considered a significant step towards improving air connectivity to tourist destinations and promoting tourism. Just two days ago, Chief Minister Dr. Yadav also launched the service's website, which provides complete information about the scheme.
