In an continuous stride to upgrade India’s infrastructure, Bengaluru’s Kempegowda International Airport has been declared as the ‘Best Regional Airport in India and Central Asia’ by SKYTRAX at the World Airport Awards. Otherwise called BLR airplane terminal, it is worked by Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL). Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport has been positioned the ‘Best Airport in Central Asia’ in the exceptionally same honors.
Regional airplane terminals are those that work short global and local flights. Bengaluru Airport was perceived as the Best Regional Airport in Central Asia in 2015 also and the Best Airport in India in 2011.
The BLR Airport serves around 60,000 travelers for every day on a normal basis.
Take a shot at Terminal 2 or T2 of the Bengaluru Airport will start in 2017. US engineering firm Skidmore, Owings and Merrill (SOM) has planned, designed and excuted T2.
T2 will be developed in two stages; the principal stage which will take into account 25 million travelers yearly (MPA), while the second period of the venture will include another 20 million traveler limit.
To oblige the developing movement, the present office (T1) is experiencing extension to suit this development till the primary period of T2 is finished. The joined limit of T1 and T2 will be roughly 65 Million traveler anually.
In 2016, Bengaluru Airport introduced Solar Panels over a few offices and changed from customary lighting to LED lighting.
The World Airport Awards depend on 13.82 million airplane terminal study polls that were finished by 105 distinct nationalities of air travelers during the survey period. The review worked from July 2016 to February 2017 and secured 550 airplane terminals around the globe.
The survey aimed to evaluate traveller experiences across 39 key performance indicators. These include arrivals, check-in, shopping, security and immigration