India requires aviation clearance for construction within 56 km of Mysuru Airport
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India’s Airports Authority of India (AAI) mandated that all construction within a 56 km radius of Mysuru Airport must obtain prior height-clearance approval before work can begin.
Why it matters
Construction within the zone is now gated by aviation clearance — projects cannot commence without approval, introducing a binding regulatory step that can delay timelines and alter permitting sequences.
Implications
- — Developers must obtain AAI clearance before initiating any construction within the defined radius — starting work without approval will be non-compliant.
- — Project timelines and permitting sequences must be adjusted to incorporate aviation clearance, potentially delaying project commencement.
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