Ahmedabad: As a measure for a rained passenger movement at the domestic terminal – Terminal-1 – Sardar Vallabhbhai Airport Patel International (SVPI) in Ahmedabad, domestic operation of one airline is expected to shift to the International Terminal – Terminal-2 – from city airports from mid-February.
International Terminal is undergoing renovation to start domestic operations added.
The main purpose of renovation is to integrate the operation of one domestic airline again from terminal 2.
“As part of this, the special part for domestic passengers is being made for international transitions through international terminals.
In addition, separate areas are limited to handling passengers.
The new stairs and escalators have been installed At the International Terminal, “Privy source for confirmed development.
City airport authorities are also in the process of expanding the security check area.
“We will increase the number of security checkpoints so that more passengers can be handled with a lower settlement time.
Additional door frame metal detectors In addition to the X-Ray scanning machine will be deployed for fast transitions,” the source said.
The lounge has been operationalized in international terminals to increase the comfort and comfort of passengers.
In addition, additional food and beverage options are also available for the convenience of passengers.
The proposal to shift the operation of two domestic airlines to international terminals is taking place since October last year.
“To start, Spicejet Airlines will operate from terminal 2 in addition to Indian water operations and its subsidiaries – air alliances, and international operators,” said airport spokesman.
The source confirms that goair operations are also likely to shift to T2; However, discussions between airport operators and airlines are still ongoing.
The source said that around 17-20 flights have scheduled operations by Spicejet every day from SVPI airport in Ahmedabad.
“With a shift in operation, there will be many deconsences in the domestic terminal and the ease of passenger movements, reducing the completion time for check-in and security checks.
Meanwhile, this will also allow airlines to start with more flights to meet the growing passenger needs, “The top source said at SVPI Airport.