By the end of this December, IGI is all set to become the first airport in the country to serve over 50 lakh flyers in a month.
The airport operator, Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL), said the travellers included both domestic and international travellers flying in and out of the Indira Gandhi International Airport. DIAL also said that among the highest travelled places from the airport, Dubai remained on top among international destinations while Mumbai topped the domestic chart.
"By December 31, we will witness the highest number of passengers ever recorded in a month at any airport in the country.
The data shows the airport's efficiency in handling heavy passenger traffic and offering the best services," said an airport official.
DIAL CEO I Prabhakara Rao said the operator was excited about handling so many flyers in one month. "These are indicators of positive growth in the aviation industry, which is already growing at 20%. DIAL aims to set new standards—from the best on-time performance to highest flight movements. Breaking own records is a healthy habit and we hope to carry forward this tradition to 2017."
To Read the News in Full 30/12/16 Anvit Srivastava/The Times Of India
The airport operator, Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL), said the travellers included both domestic and international travellers flying in and out of the Indira Gandhi International Airport. DIAL also said that among the highest travelled places from the airport, Dubai remained on top among international destinations while Mumbai topped the domestic chart.
"By December 31, we will witness the highest number of passengers ever recorded in a month at any airport in the country.
The data shows the airport's efficiency in handling heavy passenger traffic and offering the best services," said an airport official.
DIAL CEO I Prabhakara Rao said the operator was excited about handling so many flyers in one month. "These are indicators of positive growth in the aviation industry, which is already growing at 20%. DIAL aims to set new standards—from the best on-time performance to highest flight movements. Breaking own records is a healthy habit and we hope to carry forward this tradition to 2017."
To Read the News in Full 30/12/16 Anvit Srivastava/The Times Of India
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