<p>Jet Airways is inching towards relaunching commercial flight services with the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) granting it security clearance.</p>.<p>The Ministry of Civil Aviation has sent a letter to the airline now promotef by Jalan-Kalrock consortium informing about the grant of security clearance.</p>.<p>The airline was earlier owned by Naresh Goyal and had operated its last flight on April 17 in 2019.</p>.<p>It is "directed to refer to your application… to convey security clearance for change in shareholding pattern of the company/firm, for scheduled operator permit, on the basis of security clearance received from the Ministry of Home Affairs", the letter to the airline said.</p>.<p>On May 5, the airline conducted its test flight to and from the Hyderabad airport in a step towards obtaining the air operator certificate.</p>.<p>The test flight was conducted to prove to Directorate General of Civil Aviation that the aircraft and its components are operating normally.</p>.<p>The airline will now have to conduct proving flights after which the DGCA will grant the air operator certificate.</p>.<p>Proving flights are similar to commercial flight with DGCA officials and airline officials as passengers and cabin crew members on board, officials said.</p>
<p>Jet Airways is inching towards relaunching commercial flight services with the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) granting it security clearance.</p>.<p>The Ministry of Civil Aviation has sent a letter to the airline now promotef by Jalan-Kalrock consortium informing about the grant of security clearance.</p>.<p>The airline was earlier owned by Naresh Goyal and had operated its last flight on April 17 in 2019.</p>.<p>It is "directed to refer to your application… to convey security clearance for change in shareholding pattern of the company/firm, for scheduled operator permit, on the basis of security clearance received from the Ministry of Home Affairs", the letter to the airline said.</p>.<p>On May 5, the airline conducted its test flight to and from the Hyderabad airport in a step towards obtaining the air operator certificate.</p>.<p>The test flight was conducted to prove to Directorate General of Civil Aviation that the aircraft and its components are operating normally.</p>.<p>The airline will now have to conduct proving flights after which the DGCA will grant the air operator certificate.</p>.<p>Proving flights are similar to commercial flight with DGCA officials and airline officials as passengers and cabin crew members on board, officials said.</p>
