Nashik: The Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) has appointed a private firm to run food and beverage stall at the Ozar airport premises.
Although the defence PSU allowed commercial flights at Ozar from December last year, there was no food and beverages stall at the airport till now. The maiden food stall at the airport started functioning from Friday.
A section of frequent fliers had demanded a food stall in the airport premises. The new stall has been set up in the area where passengers wait after completing security checks.
“We have started food and beverages stall at the departure section of the airport,” said Shahrukh Patel, owner of the stall.
At present, Jet Airways operates a 168-seater aircraft for its Delhi-Nashik-Delhi flights thrice a week. But the footfall at the airport is set to go up with the launch of Alliance Air and SpiceJet services. Alliance Air would be connecting Nashik with Ahmedabad and Hyderabad, SpiceJet will operate flights on the Nashik-Hyderabad and Nashik-Goa routes.
30/11/18 Tushar Pawar/Times of India
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Although the defence PSU allowed commercial flights at Ozar from December last year, there was no food and beverages stall at the airport till now. The maiden food stall at the airport started functioning from Friday.
A section of frequent fliers had demanded a food stall in the airport premises. The new stall has been set up in the area where passengers wait after completing security checks.
“We have started food and beverages stall at the departure section of the airport,” said Shahrukh Patel, owner of the stall.
At present, Jet Airways operates a 168-seater aircraft for its Delhi-Nashik-Delhi flights thrice a week. But the footfall at the airport is set to go up with the launch of Alliance Air and SpiceJet services. Alliance Air would be connecting Nashik with Ahmedabad and Hyderabad, SpiceJet will operate flights on the Nashik-Hyderabad and Nashik-Goa routes.
30/11/18 Tushar Pawar/Times of India
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