Potential for India seaplane tourism enormous
March 4, 2021
India’s growth in the maritime sector is emerging as a leading blue economy globally.
Capacities for creation of infrastructure of seaplane operations like hangers, floating docks, flight tanks, buoys, etc., and capacity building of operation, vis-a-vis the availability of trained pilots, AMEs, must be developed.
With a coastline of more than 7,500 kms, a large number of dams and river ports, 200 small ports and 13 major ports, there is a huge potential for India seaplane tourism operations, said Mr. Hardeep Singh Puri, Minister of Civil Aviation, Government of India.
Addressing the plenary session on Water Transport-Promoting Cargo and Passenger Movement, Sea Planes tourism at the India Maritime Summit 2021, Mr. Puri said, “India is going through a civil aviation paradigmatic shift. Though the seaplane operations in India are still in a nascent stage and business models need to be developed to make these operations
Govt to invite private investment in 400 port, shipping projects worth Rs 2 lakh crore
A total of 300 MoUs involving an investment of Rs 10,000 crore and job opportunities for about 55,000 aspirants have been envisaged to be approved in the summit
Ashutosh Kumar | February 26, 2021 | Updated 15:55 IST
Maritime India Summit 2021 to promote domestic as well as international investments
Shipping secretary Sanjeev Ranjan on Friday said that the government has identified about 400 projects valued at over Rs 2 lakh crore that will be offered to the private sector for investment in the port and shipping sector.
Addressing a conference on three-day India Maritime Summit, 2021, to be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 2, Ranjan said, We have identified a compendium of 400 investable projects valued at Rs 2 lakh crore that will be offered to the private sector for investment in during the three day summit.
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