National Air Sports Policy-2022


NASP 2022

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Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia today announced first-ever National Air Sports Policy-2022 in New Delhi. 

The objective of this policy is to include India among the top air sporting nations by 2030.

 It is also aimed at providing a safe, affordable and sustainable air sports ecosystem in the country.

कौन कौन से खेल शामिल ?
Eleven air sports including 
💐aerobatics,
💐 aeromodelling, 
💐model rocketry, 
💐amateur-built and experimental aircraft, 
💐ballooning, 
💐drones, 
💐gliding and powered gliding, 
💐hang-gliding and powered hang-gliding, 
💐parachuting (including skydiving, BASE jumping and wingsuit flying), 💐paragliding and paramotoring (including powered parachute trikes), 💐powered aircraft and rotorcraft.


 this policy will create a robust ecosystem of air sports activities in the country.

 He said, this will help in generation of one lakh jobs in the sector and increase the revenue from existing 100 crore rupees to 10 thousand crore rupees in coming years.

Highlighting the salient features of the policy, the Civil Aviation Minister said, 
🍅segregated air spaces will be created in certain locations to allow uninhibited air sporting activities in the designated areas. 

🍅He said, domestic manufacturing of air sports equipment will be promoted through this policy. 

🍅Mr. Scindia said, four-tier governance structure, Air Sports Federation of India has been formed which will cover all aspects of air sports. 
🍅Programmes aimed at raising interest in aerial sports will be encouraged. Schools, colleges, and universities will be encouraged to have air sports included in the curriculum

governing body 
🌑The Air Sports Federation of India will be the apex governing body for this initiative,.

🌑The ASFI will be an autonomous body, and will present India at the Fédération aéronautique internationale (FAI) and other global platforms related to air sports. 

🌑It will provide governance over all aspects of air sports, including regulation, certification, competitions, awards, and penalties

Who will handle all regulatory 
🍅 and aero sports associations will handle all regulatory issues related to safety, training, licencing, and airworthiness

🍅The national air sports associations will be accountable to ASFI to ensure safe, affordable, accessible, and sustainable conduct of their respective sporting activities

🍅They will have to coordinate with the air traffic control authorities for safe operations, alongside other manned or unmanned flights

फंडिंग
The long-term funding for development of air sports in India shall come from corporate investors, sponsors, membership fees, events, and media rights... All air sports competitions in India will be conducted as per guidelines laid down by FAI, wherever applicable

दुर्घटना होने पर
The policy also stated that a person, or an associated person, involved in an accident will inform the concerned air sports association in writing, along with a copy to the ASFI, no later than 48 hours after an incident.

कानून के उल्लंघन होने पर 
Inability असमर्थ  to enforce adequate safety standards by an air sports association may lead to penal action by the ASFI against such association, including financial penalties, suspension or dismissal

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