New Delhi: The Competition Commission has dismissed complaints against Bangalore International Airport, GVK Power Infrastructure and Airports Authority of India about alleged anti-competitive practices in ground handling services.
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has rejected the complaint, saying the allegations "do not hold any ground".
The complaint was filed by Turbo Aviation which provides ground handling service to various domestic airlines and services for chartering of aircraft.
As per the complainant, Bangalore International Airport (OP 1) being the airport operator, refused to allow self-handling of ground handling services (GHS) to Turbo Aviation for its TruJet flight operations citing security problems and congestion at the airport.
08/01/16 PTI/Economic Times
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The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has rejected the complaint, saying the allegations "do not hold any ground".
The complaint was filed by Turbo Aviation which provides ground handling service to various domestic airlines and services for chartering of aircraft.
As per the complainant, Bangalore International Airport (OP 1) being the airport operator, refused to allow self-handling of ground handling services (GHS) to Turbo Aviation for its TruJet flight operations citing security problems and congestion at the airport.
08/01/16 PTI/Economic Times
