Nagpur: After not finding the takers during the first round of the offer that took place in July, Air India had lowered the reserve price to sell the reservation office in the city.
This happens under the hammer along with other properties throughout the country as part of the airline divestment plan.
Diprival is known as the Office of the Indian airline, a place in civil lines near the Science Institute has become a landmark for years.
When only rich people are able to fly, because many people pass – by even entering the place are dreams that come true.
The price of reserves for offices – scattered in an area of ​​27,200 square feet – has been reduced by 10% to the hospital.
33.3 crore.
In the first round, the base price was repaired at Rs 37 Crore.
Although there are a number of questions, there is no offer for the property when the e-auction is also placed on July 8.
The second round has been scheduled for September 23 at a deployed rates.
Roshan, said the real estate broker, said this was one of the main nagpur traits.
“The complex can change the face of the road,” he said.
The building with a red brick façade has been established since 1992.
The previous office was near Sandipani school, also on the civil lines.
Working in the building began in 1988-89.
The premise currently has an area of ​​6,000 square feet and 10 staff houses.
Employees here consider the time during the heyday of Indian water and Indian airlines.
“It was once a busy place in the 1990s.
The parking lot was used full of all upscale cars,” remember Vasant Barde, station manager, who has been here since 1992.
Looking at a ticket that was once an event.
“Ordinary people came here with their family and also enjoyed the atmosphere that was once there,” Remember Barde.It also accommodated Indian air offices after a merger in 2007.
Air India previously had his office in aware.
Once again his office here see some busy activities during a pandemic.
Reservations for flights under air bubble settings occur here.
“Although direct orders can occur, many come here because it is difficult to get complete information elsewhere,” Barde said.
“As long as there is a lot of uncertainty about time and schedule, the staff at the office are ready to help customers.
Even today’s bookings occur at the counter and customers also come for ticket validation, cancellations and other problems,” he said.
It’s hard to decrease after the agent gets a portal booking and the other airline enters, said an agent.
There is talks for hand property to Metro Nagpur and maintaining the part of it.
However, this was unsuccessful.
“The PSU oil company also has a plan to take over,” said the source.