Int'l flights from Cox's Bazar to start by mid-Oct: CAAB chairman

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Published On: 17 Aug 2025, 17:43
CAAB chairman Air Vice-Marshal Md Mostafa Mahmud Siddiq spoke to reporters today after visiting the Cox's Bazar Airport.  Photo: BSS

COX'S BAZAR, Aug 17, 2025 (BSS) - Air Vice-Marshal Md Mostafa Mahmud Siddiq, 
chairman of the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh (CAAB), today hoped 
that international flights from Cox's Bazar Airport will begin partially by 
mid-October this year.

"Today, we inspected the progress of the second terminal of the airport and 
the runway constructed over the sea. It appears that by mid-October, it will 
be possible to operate international flights partially from Cox's Bazar 
Airport," he said.

The CAAB chairman said this while talking with reporters after visiting the 
airport. 

Mostafa Mahmud Siddiq said while responding to a question, "Although it is 
difficult to say exactly what percentage of the work of the terminal has been 
completed, it will be possible to start operations by mid-October." 

"We are in the final stages of preparation for that," he added.

During the visit, Mohammad Yunus Bhuiyan, project director of Cox's Bazar 
Airport, Golam Mortuza Hasan, airport manager and its other officials were 
present.

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