The Vice Chancellor, accompanied by the Directors of Planning & Development and Administration & Services, along with other team members, visited the Air University South Campus to evaluate the progress of the ongoing development work. During the visit, a brief overview of the current phase of the project was presented, and the remaining activities necessary for the successful completion of the project were outlined.

The Vice Chancellor, along with the Planning and Development team, visited Air University South Campus to conduct an on-site review of the ongoing development projects. During the visit, the Project Director delivered a comprehensive briefing on the project's progress, emphasizing the key accomplishments achieved and the work still to be completed.

The construction of various academic and other facilities at South Campus are planned to be undertaken in 04 to 06 phases spread over a period of 15 years. Phase-1 consists of an Academic, Administration, and a Hostel Block. Academic Block consist of 54 classrooms and 11 advanced laboratories with covered area of 92,000 SFT. It has capacity of 1400 students while Hostel Block can accommodate 350 students with covered area of 65,000 SFT. Construction of Administration Block having covered area of 76,000 SFT is also in progress. Infrastructure works include roads, boundary wall, sewerage lines, drains, footpaths, electric and gas lines, guard room, IESCO room, and a stadium. Phase-1 of the project would be completed by March, 2023.

A visit was hosted by the Department of Planning and Development to brief the management committee about the current progress of AU South Campus coupled with the plantation event. It was an initiative to promote environmental sustainability and community engagement. Specific achievements and plans were highlighted about the universities future direction and priorities.