Cox’s Bazar Airport is expected to start partial international flight operations by mid-October, according to CAAB Chairman Air Vice Marshal Md. Mostafa Mahmud Siddique. During an inspection of the airport’s second terminal and the sea-runway, he observed that preparations are nearly complete, making it feasible to launch international services soon. While he did not specify the exact percentage of work finished, officials expressed confidence that the airport would be ready to handle international flights. Key airport authorities joined the inspection.
There is a possibility that Cox’s Bazar Airport will start partially operating international flights by mid-October, according to Air Vice Marshal Md. Mostafa Mahmud Siddique, Chairman of the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh (CAAB).
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