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Aaa Aviation 14.10.2015 Bcas Hq Page 1 of 8 Non - Scheduled Operator & Private Category Airline Security Programme Status Details as on 21/06/2017 Security Prog. Letter Sent to Sec. Clearance Sec. Programme Sec. Programme Recvd. BCAS Last reminder Sl. No. Non Scheduled Operator Submnitted to Submitted at Action Taken by BCAS MCA for Sec. received from In-Principal regular Hqrs on to MCA on BCAS on Clearance MCA on approval on approval on ACE AIR SERVICE PVT.LTD. 14/10/2011 BCAS HQ. 14/10/2011 IN PRINCIPLE APPROVED 05.01.2016 1 A K AVIATION 07.02.2014 BCAS HQ. 07.02.2014 IN PRINCIPLE APPROVED 14.02.2014 31.08.2015 29.09.2014 2 AAA AVIATION 14.10.2015 BCAS HQ. 14.10.2015 APPROVED 3 ABIR INFRASTRUCTURE PVT. LTD. 29.07.2013 BCAS HQ. 30.07.2013 Security clearance pending from MCA 16.08.2011 16.02.2015 4 AEROTECH AVIATION PVT. LTD. 23.08.2016 BCAS HQ. UNDER PROCESS AHMEDABAD AVIATION AND AERONAUTICS 5 18/07/2013 BCAS HQ. 18/07/2013 Sec. Cl. Pending 18.07.2013 16.02.2015 LTD. 6 AHMEDABAD AVIATION AND AERONAUTICS 27.04.2016 BCAS HQ. Under process LTD. 20.05.2014 7 AIR CAR AIRLINES 20.05.2014 BCAS HQ. Letter received from the company AUG.2011 - 27.08.2013 03.07.2014 (Re - Submitted) Page 2 of 8 Company to submit Sec. Prog. As per new 8 AIR MEGA CO. LTD. (MEGA CORPORATION) 06.09.2011 BCAS HQ. 06.09.2011 JUNE.2011 16.02.2015 template 2014 9 AIR ODISHA 13.11.2013 BCAS HQ. 13.11.2013 IN PRINCIPLE APPROVED --- 10.01.2014 Letters sent to MCA for fresh Sec.clr. of BoDs 10 AIRMID AVIATION SERVICES LTD. 28.06.2016 BCAS HQ. 0- and CSO for submission of amended chapters and required documents on 31/01/2017 Letter sent to CSO for resubmission of 11 AMAN AVIATION & AEROSPACE SOLUTION 22/12/2016 BCAS HQ. amendments in chapters and documents on PVT. LTD. 29/05/2017 Letter sent to CSO for documents on 12 ARKI AVIATION 27.05.2016 BCAS 06/06/2016 Letters sent to CSO submission of amended 13 ARYAN AVIATION 12.12.2016 BCAS HQ. chapters and required documents & MCA for Sec. Clr. of BoDs on 16/01/2017 Letters sent to MCA for Sec. Clr. In respect of BoDs and CSO for submission of amended 14 ASHLEY AVIATION BCAS HQ. chapters and required documents on 16/01/2017 Company to submit amendments and 15 AVIATION AIR RESCUE PVT. LTD. 10.08.2015 BCAS HQ 10.08.2015 documants as per new template 2014. Letter sent on 02-11-2015 16 AVIATORS AIR RESCUE Pvt. Ltd 13.11.2015 BCAS HQ 13.11.2015 IN PRINCIPLE APPROVED 22.06.2016 Letter sent to CSO for resubmission of 17 BAJAJ AUTO LTD. 21.12.2015 amendment in chapters and documents on 22/05/2017 18 BHARAT FORGE LTD. BCAS HQ. Letter sent to MCA on 14.03.2016 BHARTIYA UDAAN TRAINING ACADEMY PVT. 19 28.01.2013 BCAS HQ. 28.01.2013 IN PRINCIPLE APPROVED 12.11.2012 05.03.2013 LTD. 07.10.2013 RE- 20 BHUSHAN AIRWAYS LTD. BCAS HQ. 19.08.2013 IN PRINCIPLE APPROVED - - 11.06.2013 02.12.2013 Submitted Security clearance of company in new name is 21 BHUSHAN AVIATION LTD. 11.08.2011 BCAS HQ. 11.08.2011 NOV.2011 16.02.2015 awaited 22 BJETS (Bussiness Jets India Pvt. Ltd.) 17/10/2012 BCAS HQ. 17/10/2012 Sec. Cl. Pending OCT.2012 16.02.2015 23 BLUE RAY AVIATION 31.12.2015 BCAS HQ. Documents received on 07/10/2016 Letter sent to CSO for resubmission of 24 16.07.2016 BCAS HQ. amendments in chapters and documents on CAD, GOVT. OF GUJARAT 26/05/2017 25 CAD, GOVT. OF RAJASTHAN 04.03.2016 BCAS HQ. IN PRINCIPLE APPROVED 17.02.2017 26 CAD, GOVT. OF RAJASTHAN 16.07.2016 BCAS HQ. UNDER PROCESS 27 CAMPING RETREATS OF INDIA 09.09.2013 BCAS HQ. 09.09.2013 Sec. Cl. Pending 28.10.2013 16.02.2015 28 CARGO AIR SERVICES PVT. LTD. 10.12.2013 BCAS HQ. 10.12.2013 IN PRINCIPLE APPROVED 15.01.2014 CHANDIGARGH AIRCRAFT MANAGEMENT PVT Letter sent to MCA for security clearance of 29 24.10.2016 BCAS HQ LTD. the compnay and its directors on 23-03-2017 Letter sent to CSO for submission of 30 CHIMES AVIATION PVT. LTD. (Renewal) 25.03.2014 BCAS HQ. 25.03.2014 documents & MCA for Sec. Clr. of the company and its BoDs on 13.04.2017 31 CHIPSAN AVIATION PVT. LTD. BCAS HQ. APPROVED 19/06/2017 Page 3 of 8 Letter sent to CSO for observations and MCA 32 COROMANDEL TRAVELS (Renewal) 20.10.2016 BCAS HQ for security clearence in respect of the company & its directors on 14/03/2017 Letter sent to CSO for resubmission of 33 D.Y. Uppar 05.11.2015 BCAS HQ. amendment in chapters and documents on 17/05/2017 Letter sent to CSO for submission of amendments in chapters and documents & 34 DAVANGERE SUGAR COMPANY LTD. (Renewal) BCAS HQ. MCA for sec. clr. of the BoDS and company on Reminder sent12/06/2017 MCA for sec. clr. of the company and its BODs nd CSO for 35 DECORE EXXOILS PVT. LTD. 21.07.2016 BCAS HQ. 09.11.2016 submission of required documents on 29.08.2014 17/05/2017 letter sent MCA for sec. clr. of the company 36 DLF LTD. 02.07.2012 BCAS HQ. 02.07.2012 and its BODs and CSO for resubmission of FEB.2012 16.02.2015 amemded chapters, documents on 03/02/2017 letter sent to CSO for submission of documents 37 DOVE AIRLINES PVT. LTD. 18/06/2012 BCAS HQ. 18/06/2012 JUNE.2012 on 23/05/2016 38 Dove Airlines Pvt. Ltd. 17.11.2015 BCAS HQ 17.11.2015 Under Submittion Letter sent to CSO for resubmission of security 39 DURGA BEARINGS COMPNAY PVT.LTD. 27/05/2017 BCAS HQ. programme on 16/06/2017 40 E- FACTOR ADVENTURE TOURISM PVT. LTD. 06.06.2016 BCAS HQ. UNDER PROCESS (SKY WALTZ) 41 E FACTOR (GAS BALLOON) 14/01/2013 BCAS HQ. 14/01/2013 Sec. Cl. Pending JAN.2013 16.02.2015 EMERALD HAVEN AVIATION SERVICES PVT. 42 19.06.2013 BCAS HQ. 19.06.2013 IN PRINCIPLE APPROVED --- 08.0.2013 LTD. Letter sent to CSO for resubmission of EMPIRE AIRCRAFT MANAGEMENT SERVICES 43 BCAS HQ. amendments in chapters and observations on PVT. LTD. 18/01/2017 44 EON AVIATION PVT. LTD. 04.06.2012 BCAS HQ. NSOP rejected by DGCA and Under process 45 ESCORT LTD. 15.01.2015 BCAS HQ. 15.01.2015 Undertaking /affidavit awaited JULY.2011 Letter sent to CSO for observations and MCA 46 FAIRWINGD AVIATION PVT. LTD. 21.12.2016 BCAS HQ for security clearence in respect of the company & its directors on 20/03/2017 Letter sent to CSO for resubmission of 47 FERN AVIATION INDIA LTD. (NSOP) 18.07.2016 BCAS HQ. amendments in chapters and observations on 01/03/2017 48 FERN AVIATION PVT. LTD. 17.08.2016 BCAS HQ. UNDER PROCESS 49 FUTURA TRAVELS , (ESSAR) 17.05.2016 BCAS HQ. APPROVED 04.11.2016 50 GARUDA JETS PVT. LTD. 05.02.2015 BCAS HQ. 05.02.2015 RETURNED 51 GENESYS INTERNATIONAL 03.09.2013 BCAS HQ. 03.09.2013 IN PRINCIPLE APPROVED - 24.07.2012 11.10.2013 GLOBAL KONNECT AVIATION SERVICES PVT. 52 28.01.2015 BCAS HQ. 28.01.2015 IN PRINCIPLE APPROVED --- 20.02.2015 LTD. 53 GLOBAL VECTRA HELICORP LTD. Dez.14 BCAS HQ. Dez.14 Security clearane is awaited DEC.2011 lettr sent to MCA IN-PRINCIPLE APPROVED & letter sent to 54 GMR AVIATION PVT. LTD. 19.09.2016 BCAS HQ. 16/06/2017 MCA for sec. clr. On 16/06/2017 Page 4 of 8 Letter sent to CSO for observations and MCA 55 GOBAL AVIANAUTICS LTD. 10.02.2017 BCAS HQ for security clearence in respect of the company & its directors on 23/03/2017 56 GOVT. OF PUNJAB AVIATION WING 15.03.2013 BCAS HQ. 15.03.2013 IN PRINCIPLE APPROVED --- 28.03.2013 23.08.2013 Re 57 GVK PROJECTS & TECHNICAL SERVICES LTD. RDCOS - BOM 23.08.2013 Security clearane is awaited 30.08.2013 16.02.2015 Submitted Letter sent to company for observations and 58 IIC TECHNOLOGIES 30.08.2013 BCAS HQ. 30.08.2013 MCA for fresh security clearence in respect of 07.03.2012 10.10.2013 BODs on 20/03/2017 59 IMO SKYFUN 19.10.2016 BCAS HQ UNDER PROCESS Letter sent to MCA for fresh security clearence 60 INDO PACIFIC 02.06.2016 BCAS HQ. of the company and its direcotrs on 29/11/2016 61 INDOCOPTOR PVT. LTD. Dez.14 BCAS HQ. Dez.14 Security clearance pending AUG.2011 16.02.2015 Letter sent to CSO for clarification on 62 INDRA AIR 08.11.2013 BCAS HQ. 08.11.2013 13.01.2014 16.02.2015 26/10/2016 Page 5 of 8 INTERNATIONAL AIR CHARTER OPNS (I) PVT. 63 07.08.2013 BCAS HQ. 07.08.2013 Sec. Cl. Pending 11.07.2013 16.02.2015 LTD. 64 INVISION AIR SERVICES Pvt. Ltd. BCAS HQ Under process 15.02.2016 Company to submit Sec. Prog. As per new 65 JAGSON AIRLINES 27/09/2011 BCAS HQ. 27/09/2011 OCT.2011 template 2014 Company to submit Sec. Prog. As per new 66 JAIPRAKASH ASSOCIATES 27/12/2011 BCAS HQ.
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