Moving towards better global connectivity from the Chandigarh international airport, the Centre has decided to provide passenger data to the airlines “for these to soar high from here”.
As the case hovering around better air connectivity from Chandigarh took off in the afternoon, Assistant Solicitor General of India Chetan Mittal told the Punjab and Haryana High Court that the data on preferences of passengers from Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh, travelling from Delhi to international destinations, would be provided to the airlines for attracting them to launch new flights.
Elaborating, he said the data indicating the tendency of passengers travelling abroad from the region would to given to the airlines in the form of a presentation for these to explore commercially viable destinations.
21/10/16 The Tribune
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As the case hovering around better air connectivity from Chandigarh took off in the afternoon, Assistant Solicitor General of India Chetan Mittal told the Punjab and Haryana High Court that the data on preferences of passengers from Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh, travelling from Delhi to international destinations, would be provided to the airlines for attracting them to launch new flights.
Elaborating, he said the data indicating the tendency of passengers travelling abroad from the region would to given to the airlines in the form of a presentation for these to explore commercially viable destinations.
21/10/16 The Tribune
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