The Prime Minister inaugurated the state-of-the-art aircraft 'Akashatari' and 'Shwetabalaka'
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| Akashatari and Shwetabalaka, The Prime Minister has inaugurated the state-of-the-art aircraft |
On February 24 and March 5, the state-of-the-art Dash 8-400 model 'Akashtari' and 'Shwetabalaka' were added to the fleet. The two aircraft are the second and third of three aircraft purchased on a GTZ basis between the governments of Bangladesh and Canada. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina herself has named the two aircraft.
The new state-of-the-art 64-seat Dash 8-400 aircraft built by the famous Canadian aircraft manufacturer De Havilland. The Dash-8 is known for its low-cost, smooth, and smooth flight from very short runways.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has officially inaugurated two state-of-the-art Dash 8-400 models in the fleet of Biman Bangladesh Airlines.
He inaugurated the two planes named 'Akashatari' and 'Shwetbalaka' through a video conference from Ganobhaban on Sunday (March 14) at 11:10 am.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina hoped that the service would be enhanced by inaugurating two planes.
Biman Bangladesh Airlines hosted a function at the VVIP building of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport on the occasion of the inauguration of the two planes. From there, the Minister of State for Civil Aviation and Tourism joined the video conference with the Prime Minister. Mahbub Ali, Secretary of the Ministry M Mokammel Hossain, Chairman of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) M Mofidur Rahman, Managing Director and CEO of Biman Bangladesh Airlines Abu Saleh Mostafa Kamal, and other senior officials of the Ministry and Biman.
The two 74-seater planes are the second and third of three aircraft purchased on a GTZ basis between the governments of Bangladesh and Canada. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina herself named these two aircraft "Akashtari" and "Shwetabalaka".
The new state-of-the-art 64-seat Dash 8-400 aircraft built by De Haviland, a well-known Canadian aircraft manufacturer. The Dash-8 is capable of flying from very short runways and is famous for its smooth and uninterrupted flight at a low cost.
This model of the airplane has a lodge commotion concealment framework.
On February 24 and March 5, the best in class Dash 8-400 model "Akashtari" and "Shwetabalaka" were added to the armada. Because of these two increments, the number of airplanes in the airplane remained at 21. Which is the most elevated among any carriers in Bangladesh.