Chennai: For passengers who have always felt a sense of discomfort using toilets at Chennai airport, there may be some relief on the way.
Airports Authority of India (AAI) officials said they plan to renovate the toilets in the domestic terminal and the departure hall of the international terminal.
“We recently got the approval to execute this work. Eleven toilet (blocks) in the domestic terminal in both the departure and arrival halls and five toilet (blocks) in the departure hall of the international terminal will be renovated.
Since the old international arrival hall will be demolished completely as part of phase II modernisation project and rebuilt, the toilets in that building alone are not going to be renovated,” an official said.
Chennai airport’s passenger and air traffic has been growing rapidly; over 30,000 passengers travel through the airport every day and there are over 500 aircraft movements a day. With such a growth, it has become important to retain the washrooms clean in the terminals, as it is one of the basic facilities a passenger expects.
30/01/19 Sunitha Sekar/The Hindu
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Airports Authority of India (AAI) officials said they plan to renovate the toilets in the domestic terminal and the departure hall of the international terminal.
“We recently got the approval to execute this work. Eleven toilet (blocks) in the domestic terminal in both the departure and arrival halls and five toilet (blocks) in the departure hall of the international terminal will be renovated.
Since the old international arrival hall will be demolished completely as part of phase II modernisation project and rebuilt, the toilets in that building alone are not going to be renovated,” an official said.
Chennai airport’s passenger and air traffic has been growing rapidly; over 30,000 passengers travel through the airport every day and there are over 500 aircraft movements a day. With such a growth, it has become important to retain the washrooms clean in the terminals, as it is one of the basic facilities a passenger expects.
30/01/19 Sunitha Sekar/The Hindu
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