Patna: With large number of flyers landing at Jayaprakash Narayan International Airport, the Airports Authority of India (AAI) has roped in one more private taxi company to provide hassle-free transportation services to the passengers.
AAI-authorised taxi counter has been set up inside the terminal building near the arrival hall. The number of passengers reaching Patna was 30% more than the flyers leaving the city.
According to airport director Bhupesh CH Negi, one private and the state tourism department taxi services were made operational at city airport. “One more private taxi operator has been roped in, in view of growing footfall at the airport. Few counters have been set up by the aggregators near the arriving hall, so that people can book the taxi without hassle and also to save them from touts who charged more money,” he said.
“AAI-authorised taxi services are available for arriving guests for safe travel. Approach the booking counters inside arrival hall to avail the services to avoid cheating by fraudulent service providers outside the terminal building (sic),” the Patna airport tweeted on Wednesday.
18/06/20 Times of India
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AAI-authorised taxi counter has been set up inside the terminal building near the arrival hall. The number of passengers reaching Patna was 30% more than the flyers leaving the city.
According to airport director Bhupesh CH Negi, one private and the state tourism department taxi services were made operational at city airport. “One more private taxi operator has been roped in, in view of growing footfall at the airport. Few counters have been set up by the aggregators near the arriving hall, so that people can book the taxi without hassle and also to save them from touts who charged more money,” he said.
“AAI-authorised taxi services are available for arriving guests for safe travel. Approach the booking counters inside arrival hall to avail the services to avoid cheating by fraudulent service providers outside the terminal building (sic),” the Patna airport tweeted on Wednesday.
18/06/20 Times of India
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