Wait in the sky over Delhi airport to end

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The longish wait in the sky over Delhi Airport and the air traffic congestion will be a thing of the past, with the commissioning of a rapid exit taxiway - D1 at the Delhi Airport.

 

Simultaneously, a portion of parallel taxiway - E2 was also opened for aircraft operations. The new taxiway is expected to reduce waiting time of aircraft to land and take off from Delhi and facilitate timely flights.

 

The Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) said that this is part of the ongoing upgradation works to minimize the runway occupancy time and improve the traffic circulation. This will in turn reduce congestion in the air.

 

DIAL is a joint venture company consisting of GMR Group, Fraport, Malaysia Airports, India Development Fund and Airports Authority of India for the modernisation and restructuring of the Delhi Airport.

 

These development measures are in continuation to the recent opening up of the second runway for three hours each in the morning and in the afternoon.

 

In addition to these developmental measures, DIAL has been taking a number of measures in the terminal and the city side area to improve passenger traffic amenities and traffic flow. Orders have been placed for seven X-Ray Machines of which three have been installed and the other four X-Ray Machines will be installed during the second week of August, 2006.

 

The JVC has taken up Early Success Targets to create better passenger amenities in the area of toilets, better seating amenities, mechanized cleaning including sweeping the airside and city side, better flooring and lighting and improving the façade of the buildings.

 

Sourced From : Concept Public Relations India Pvt. Ltd