New Delhi: Major Indian companies like Tata and foreign firms like Fraport and Celebi participated in a pre-bid meeting for privatisation of Chennai and Lucknow airports, according ot official sources.
Turkish firm Celebi, which provides ground-handling services in Delhi and Mumbai airports, the Frankfurt airport operator and representatives of companies like GVK and Sahara also attended the meeting on Friday, ahead of the formal inviting of bids for operating and managing the two major airports, the sources said.
The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has also initiated the process of inviting request for qualification (RFQ) from interested bidders for operating and managing the Kolkata, Guwahati and Jaipur airports.
These five airports and the one in Ahmedabad have been taken up by the government for handing over to select private parties for operation and management. All these airports have already been modernised by the AAI at a high cost to the exchequer.
22/09/13 NDTV
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