Obstacles Delay Advanced Runway Lighting Approval at BPIA

Imagine trying to land a plane when it's foggy.

BPIA wants a special light system to help pilots see better.

This system, called category-2 lighting, lets planes land when visibility is as low as 300 meters.

But, the government needs to approve it first.

The problem is that there are some things, like tall trees, a temple and buildings near the runway, that are in the way.

The government says these things are unsafe.

So, before the lights can be used, the airport has to remove or fix the problems.

Once the lights are working, it will be easier for planes to land in bad weather.