Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee is set to convene a meeting with top officials from the Civil Aviation Ministry to discuss the tragic June 12 Ahmedabad Plane Crash.

The meeting, which is likely to be attended by the Civil Aviation Secretary and Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) officials, will also have aviation safety concerns on its agenda.

According to ANI sources, both the Civil Aviation Secretary and DGCA representatives have been summoned by the panel. However, the primary agenda for the meeting will centre on the regulation and determination of passenger fees, airline charges, and other tariffs for public infrastructure and airport services — in addition to safety oversight in the sector.