Air travel in India has become inclusive than being exclusive, says Prime Minister Modi
Narendra Modi said.
“There was a time when air travel was only reserved for the elite in India. It was limited to big cities but the middle and poor class never could use this. But today, lot of common people are flying from tier 2 and tier 3 cities,” Modi said while addressing the second Asia Pacific Ministerial Conference on Civil Aviation Thursday.
The Prime Minister also announced the unanimous passing of the Delhi Declaration under which the countries agreed to work together to enhance regional cooperation, addressing emerging challenges, and fostering sustainable growth within the civil aviation sector.
India is a strong pillar of the aviation ecosystem and one of the top civil aviation markets. India will become one of the countries with the most air connectivity, and efforts are also on to make it a global aviation hub, the Prime Minister said.
Modi also pitched the idea of an international Buddhist tourist circuit to the representatives of the countries, saying that air connectivity will improve the lives and prospects of all countries and people.
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