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  • Chennai, Kolkata airports' modernization work to begin in September.
Publication: Economic Times, New Delhi
Date: August 12, 2008
Synopsis: Work on modernisation of Kolkata and Chennai airports by the Airports Authority of India will start next month, soon after the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs clears these mega projects.
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  • Haryana may land second international airport in NCR.
Publication: Economic Times, New Delhi
Date: August 12, 2008
Synopsis: The parliamentary consultative committee on civil aviation said on Monday that Delhi required more than one airport and suggested setting up of an international airport at Jhajjar in Haryana. The panel also asked for sorting out the legal issues involved in building a second airport in the national capital region (NCR).
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  • UP invites advisors for international airport at Kushinagar.
Publication: Financial Express, New Delhi
Date: August 5, 2008
Synopsis: Undeterred by the silence of the UPA government on one of its most ambitious projects, the Taj International Aviation Hub (TIAH), near Jewar and the growing unease with the Centre, the Uttar Pradesh government is bullish on getting its other major project, the Kushinagar international airport, off the ground at the earliest.
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  • Cabinet nod needed for new airports within 150 km of existing one.
Publication: Hindu Business Line, New Delhi
Date: April 24, 2008
Synopsis: A new airport can be set up within 150 km radius of an existing airport under a new policy cleared by the Union Cabinet today. But the application will first be considered by a steering committee of the Civil Aviation Ministry and, if recommended, the final decision on the project will be taken by the Union Cabinet.
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  • Govt may restrict pvt developers from bidding for third airport.
Publication: Mint, New Delhi
Date: March 24, 2008
Synopsis: Claiming it wants to avoid creating new monopolies in the booming airport construction and modernization business, the civil aviation ministry is planning to restrict private developers to a maximum of two non-metro airports.
  • Govt plans new model for airport projects.
Publication: Times of India, New Delhi
Date: March 24, 2008
Synopsis: The furore over levy of user development fees (UDF) on outbound passengers at new airports in Bangalore and Hyderabad has forced the government to work out a smoother PPP (public-private partnership) model for all such projects in the future.
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  • Airport bottleneck forces airlines to cut expansion plans.
Publication: Business Standard, New Delhi
Date: March 18, 2008
Synopsis: The Mumbai airport has decided not to allow additional flights this summer, thanks to infrastructure bottlenecks.  This is likely to spoil the expansion plans of all carriers, including private players like Kingfisher, Simplifly Deccan and Jet Airways.
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  • Coimbatore airport terminal to be ready in 2 years.
Publication: Business Standard, Chennai
Date: March 12, 2008
Synopsis: The expanded and modernised airport terminal at Coimbatore is expected to be ready within two years from now. The expansion project comprises scaling up the carpet area to 14,000 sq metres on a two-storeyed steel and glass space frame structure, from 6,000 sq mt. The project also includes installation of aero bridges, escalators and four elevators.
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  • March 2010 is target date for modernization of 35 airports: Minister.
Publication: Hindu Business Line, New Delhi
Date: March 12, 2008
Synopsis: The target date for the Airports Authority of India (AAI) to complete the modernisation of 35 non-metro airports is March 2010. The Minister added that new terminal buildings that could be expanded on a modular basis were being constructed at a number of airports, including Thiruvananthapuram, Madurai, Mangalore, Tiruchi, Visakhapatnam, Agatti, Varanasi, Khajurao and Goa, among others.
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  • Govt may make connectivity part of airport projects.
Publication: Business Standard, New Delhi
Date: February 08, 2008
Synopsis: The airport authorities for Navi Mumbai, the next big airport project to be offered to private developers, have been asked to make connectivity a part of the project, according to senior officials in the Ministry of Civil Aviation.
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  • PM to inaugurate new Bangalore airport on March 28.
Publication: Economic Times, New Delhi
Date: January 24, 2008
Synopsis: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will inaugurate the new international airport coming up in the suburbs of Bangalore on March 28. The government has decided to link the airport in Devanhalli, which is 35 km from the city, with the high-speed rail link as recommended by Delhi Metro.
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  • Private interest soars for new Kerala airport.
Publication: Mint, New Delhi
Date: January 22, 2008
Synopsis: The grant of government approval for constructing an airport in north Kerala is attracting interest from infrastructure companies keen on participating in a project that will serve significant chunks of workers in West Asia hailing from the southern state and the nearly half a million foreign tourists visiting it every year.
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  • Greenfield cargo airports may get nod.
Publication: Hindu Business Line, New Delhi
Date: January 03, 2008
Synopsis: With more private players keen to enter the airport arena, the Government may allow new cargo airports to come up within a 150 km radius of an existing airport through the automatic route.
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  • Maharashtra to develop six small airports.
Publication: Business Standard, Mumbai
Date: December 17, 2007
Synopsis: The Maharashtra government’s plan to convert airstrips in six smaller cities into airports has evoked good response from the corporate sector.  Around 28 companies have submitted their request for qualification (RFQ).
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  • Raipur airport to be upgraded as International Airport:Pranab.
Publication: Economic Times, Raipur.
Date: December 16, 2007
Synopsis: Raipur airport will be upgraded as an international airport, External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee said while accepting the demand of Chattisgarh chief minister. The Chief Minister demanded up gradation of Raipur Airport as an international airport saying it complies with all the necessary requirements.
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  • Trials for Bangalore airport begins this month.
Publication: Hindu Business Line, Bangalore.
Date: December 05, 2007
Synopsis: In two-three weeks from now, the new Bangalore international airport will begin the first trials. The trials slated for the second half of December will go on in three stages over the next three months till the opening date, March 30, 2008, Bangalore International Airport Ltd said in a release.
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  • Deccan forms consortium to bid for airport projects.
Publication: Hindu Business Line, Bangalore.
Date: November 6, 2007
Synopsis: Deccan Aviation has formed a consortium for bidding for airports projects across the country. Deccan Aviation, Nitin Raheja Group, IDFC and the GVK Group had formed a consortium to bid for airport projects in tier two and three cities across the country.
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