Mumbai: For some kids, an airport is a fun place where there is ample space to run around, watch aircraft come and go, buy candy and generally be the focus of public attention. For others, especially those boarding flights late at night, it could be a horrible place where everyone is forced to spend time before being allowed to board the aircraft and sleep. But boarding a late-night international flight from Mumbai airport got a tad bearable for kids after a play zone came up in the food court of the international section of Terminal 2 a few months ago.
"Children in the age group of 2-12 years can avail this complimentary facility located on level 4 in T2. Keeping the creative skills of a child in mind, the play area is designed on the theme of Jungle Safari and in keeping with safety measures, designs, materials and equipment placed in the play area are 100% child friendly," said a Mumbai International Private Limited spokesperson. "It's more of an educational zone with plenty of fun activities and game which can be accessed by kids and their parents any time, day or night," the official said, adding MIAL had partnered with Rainbow Preschool as they had experience in the field of education. "The play zone will have two ECCD (Early Childhood Care and Development Program) personnel at all times," the official said.
09/11/15 Times of India
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"Children in the age group of 2-12 years can avail this complimentary facility located on level 4 in T2. Keeping the creative skills of a child in mind, the play area is designed on the theme of Jungle Safari and in keeping with safety measures, designs, materials and equipment placed in the play area are 100% child friendly," said a Mumbai International Private Limited spokesperson. "It's more of an educational zone with plenty of fun activities and game which can be accessed by kids and their parents any time, day or night," the official said, adding MIAL had partnered with Rainbow Preschool as they had experience in the field of education. "The play zone will have two ECCD (Early Childhood Care and Development Program) personnel at all times," the official said.
09/11/15 Times of India
