Urgent actions required to resolve Biman's mechanical issues, according to Adviser Bashir

On the 17th of September, a crucial meeting titled "Causes of Mechanical Faults in Biman Bangladesh Airlines Aircraft and Measures for Solutions" took place at the ministry's conference room. The meeting was attended by key figures from the aviation sector, including Civil Aviation and Tourism Adviser Sk Bashir Uddin, Civil Aviation and Tourism Secretary Nasreen Jahan, and Biman Managing Director Md Shafiqul Rahman, among others.

The gathering was called to address the growing concern over mechanical faults in Biman Bangladesh Airlines aircraft. Sk Bashir Uddin, in his opening remarks, emphasized the importance of addressing these issues for the safety of passengers. He stressed the need for stricter pre-flight inspections and urged the Biman administration and engineering departments to play a responsible role in resolving mechanical faults.

The discussion focused on human-induced issues related to mechanical faults in Biman Bangladesh Airlines aircraft. Bashir warned that negligence in these matters would not be tolerated. The meeting also touched upon measures for solutions to mechanical faults in Biman Bangladesh Airlines aircraft, but no new measures were discussed or emphasized during this meeting.

It is worth noting that the meeting took place amidst a delegation-level meeting in Dhaka, led by Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar and Foreign Adviser Touhid Hossain, focusing on improving bilateral relations and other issues.

Despite no new advice being given to prioritize or address mechanical faults in this meeting, Sk Bashir Uddin advised that efforts should be made to prevent future mechanical faults in Biman Bangladesh Airlines aircraft. He reiterated that mechanical faults in the airline's aircraft are directly linked to the safety of people's lives.

The meeting concluded with a shared understanding of the urgency to address the mechanical faults in Biman Bangladesh Airlines aircraft and the need for continuous efforts to ensure the safety and well-being of passengers. The airline has been advised to prioritize and address these issues to maintain its reputation and uphold the trust of its passengers.