The Pune Airport's redevelopment project has gained official backing from the government, marking a significant step towards enhancing its infrastructure and capacity. This initiative aims to boost air traffic and improve passenger experience.
Pune AirportAirports Authority Of IndiaTerminal RedevelopmentRunway ExtensionAir TrafficReal Estate PuneMay 28, 2025
The primary focus of the Pune Airport redevelopment project is to expand and modernize the terminal building, extend the runway, and develop new parking facilities to enhance operational efficiency and passenger experience.
The terminal redevelopment is expected to be completed by August 2025.
The runway extension will allow the airport to accommodate larger aircraft, which will significantly boost its capacity to handle international flights and attract more international carriers.
The new facilities will include eco-friendly features such as solar panels and rainwater harvesting systems to minimize the environmental impact.
The construction phase is anticipated to generate thousands of jobs, contributing to the local economy.
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