Jammu: Continuing with its expansion of passenger-friendly utilities, Airport Authorities of India (AAI) on Friday commissioned three aerobridges and a new taxi link between runway and apron for air travelers.
“With commissioning of Aerobridges the passengers will be able to board the aircraft and exit directly into the terminal building with enhanced comfort level and convenience in all weather conditions,” said airport director DK Gautam.
These aerobridges have been provided at a cost of Rs.625 lakh by Airports Authority of India. “In addition boarding gates have increased from existing two to five enabling of boarding-de-boarding of five flights at a time with sufficient space for waiting passengers also,” he said.
“For passengers several retail outlets have been opened by AAI at First Floor while separate escalators and elevators have been provided for departing and arriving passengers which are user friendly for passengers with reduced mobility and visually impaired,” he said.
13/10/18 Yogesh Sagotra/Greater Kashmir
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“With commissioning of Aerobridges the passengers will be able to board the aircraft and exit directly into the terminal building with enhanced comfort level and convenience in all weather conditions,” said airport director DK Gautam.
These aerobridges have been provided at a cost of Rs.625 lakh by Airports Authority of India. “In addition boarding gates have increased from existing two to five enabling of boarding-de-boarding of five flights at a time with sufficient space for waiting passengers also,” he said.
“For passengers several retail outlets have been opened by AAI at First Floor while separate escalators and elevators have been provided for departing and arriving passengers which are user friendly for passengers with reduced mobility and visually impaired,” he said.
13/10/18 Yogesh Sagotra/Greater Kashmir
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