According to CAA spokesperson, the jets are standing stationary at the Karachi airport for a long time and they could result in a ‘tragedy’.
The CAA asked the private airliner to conduct examination of its jets and remove them from the airport premises within 15 days.
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The spokesperson said the letter in this regard was also issued to customs officials, informing them about the planes . However sources in the CAA said the Pakistan Customs and the private airliner were facing a dispute over tax payment.
The letter to the airliner said CAA would not compromise on safety of passengers.