India's AAI mandates height-clearance NOC for construction within 56 km of Mysuru Airport
Construction permit teams must secure AAI height NOCs before any work within 56 km
Change
India's AAI (Airport Authority of India) mandated a No Objection Certificate (NOC) for height clearance for all construction within a 56-km radius of Mysuru Airport.
Why it matters
The advisory invokes Government of India's Gazette Notification GSR 751(E), making AAI clearance a legal precondition for vertical construction inside the 56-km zone. Local planning authorities must now factor AAI clearance into permit decisions, and projects proceeding without the certificate risk permit refusal or stop-work enforcement.
Implications
- — Project developers and construction contractors — must obtain an AAI height-clearance No Objection Certificate (NOC) before commencing any vertical construction inside the 56-km Mysuru zone — otherwise works risk being refused permits or subject to stop-work enforcement immediately upon inspection.
- — Municipal building authorities and local planning officers — must verify receipt of the AAI height-clearance NOC and condition approvals on it before issuing construction permits for sites within 56 km — approvals issued without such verification risk being invalidated and exposing the authority to enforcement consequences.
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