There are few places in a country that so completely represent its image as an airport. It is both a threshold and a mirror, reflecting not just the physical state of a nation but the moral tone of its institutions. For Bangladesh, Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (HSIA) has long stood as that symbolic gateway—the first and last impression for millions who travel in and out of the country each year.
Investigation underway by police and Civil Aviation Ministry
A Guyanese national was arrested with around 8.6kg of cocaine at Dhaka airport yesterday, and officials said the drug was not meant for local use.
Year after year, flight diversions disrupt schedules, causing frustration and financial losses
Passengers are experiencing severe difficulties due to frequent flight diversions caused by low visibility amid dense fog during winter, as pilots are unable to land aircrafts in the absence of a Category 2 Instrument Landing System (ILS) at Dhaka airport.
Operations at HSIA continue amid heightened security
The notice demands the withdrawal of Bangladesh Air Force (BAF) personnel currently performing these duties within three days
Today, airport police sent him to a Dhaka court seeking a seven-day remand
Dhaka airport finally opens lounges dedicated to migrant workers and their families
The notice demands the withdrawal of Bangladesh Air Force (BAF) personnel currently performing these duties within three days
Today, airport police sent him to a Dhaka court seeking a seven-day remand
Dhaka airport finally opens lounges dedicated to migrant workers and their families
Yunus is scheduled to inaugurate the lounge this evening
Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus yesterday inaugurated a lounge dedicated for the country’s migrant workers at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport to make sure that they get the honour and facilities like guests for their significant contribution to the country’s progress.
Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) has declared the surrounding area of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport as "silent zone"
All operations must be upgraded and made efficient
For passengers with past experience of the Dhaka airport, the prospect of flying into Bangladesh’s capital has not been a pleasant one, chiefly because of the seemingly interminable delays in getting their checked-in baggage.
Customs Intelligence officials recovered 38 gold bars weighing over 4.4 kilogrammes from a plane at the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka this morning
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