Aviation consultant Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA) has recognised the new Mumbai Airport as its Asia Pacific Airport of the Year for being the biggest and most strategic airport in Asia. The aviation advisory has also considered this airport as the leader, which has done the most to advance the progress of the aviation industry in this region.
This airport was selected for the award for its innovative development of Terminal- 2 (T2), which has enabled Mumbai to emerge as one of the leading airports in Asia.
CAPA’s aviation awards for excellence are intended to reward airlines and airports that are not only successful but have also provided industry leadership in an always changing environment. The award was accepted by Mumbai Airport CEO Rajeev Jain from CAPA executive director Peter Harbison on Tuesday (24 November).
“The construction of T2 was an incredibly complex infrastructure project which required a massive new terminal to be constructed on a very constrained land bank on the site of an existing busy and fast growing airport," said Harbison.
24/11/15 CH Unnikrishnan/Businessworld
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This airport was selected for the award for its innovative development of Terminal- 2 (T2), which has enabled Mumbai to emerge as one of the leading airports in Asia.
CAPA’s aviation awards for excellence are intended to reward airlines and airports that are not only successful but have also provided industry leadership in an always changing environment. The award was accepted by Mumbai Airport CEO Rajeev Jain from CAPA executive director Peter Harbison on Tuesday (24 November).
“The construction of T2 was an incredibly complex infrastructure project which required a massive new terminal to be constructed on a very constrained land bank on the site of an existing busy and fast growing airport," said Harbison.
24/11/15 CH Unnikrishnan/Businessworld
