As many as 15 airlines, including major international airlines, have expressed their desire to operate services to the Kannur greenfield international airport coming up at Mattannur.
This was communicated by representatives of these airlines at a meeting convened by Kannur International Airport Limited (KIAL) here on Wednesday. Air India, Air India Express, Go Air, Air Arabia, Qatar Airways, Air Asia India, Ethihad Airways, Jet Airways, Silk Air, Gulf Air, Oman Air, Spice Jet, Emirates, Fly Dubai, and Indigo are the airlines that have come forward. The meeting was convened by KIAL against the backdrop of the airline gearing up for the preparation of the summer schedule.
“The exercise was to sensitise the invited airline representatives to attract them to Kannur. We have succeeded in the task,” Managing Director of KIAL V. Thulasidas said. During the open house and the one-to-one interaction after the airport was showcased, the airline representatives told KIAL that they were keen to operate to Kannur once the airport became functional in March 2017. International and domestic routes to and from Kannur and the flight schedules came up for discussion.
The airlines sought night parking facilities as the apron can accommodate 20 Code C aircraft in Phase I and another 40 in Phase II, lounges in the integrated terminal building and communicated their keenness to commence cargo operations from Kannur airport.
Airlines convey their interest at a meeting convened by Kannur International Airport Ltd. on Wednesday
As many as 15 airlines, including major international airlines, have expressed their desire to operate services to the Kannur greenfield international airport coming up at Mattannur.
This was communicated by representatives of these airlines at a meeting convened by Kannur International Airport Limited (KIAL) here on Wednesday. Air India, Air India Express, Go Air, Air Arabia, Qatar Airways, Air Asia India, Ethihad Airways, Jet Airways, Silk Air, Gulf Air, Oman Air, Spice Jet, Emirates, Fly Dubai, and Indigo are the airlines that have come forward. The meeting was convened by KIAL against the backdrop of the airline gearing up for the preparation of the summer schedule.
“The exercise was to sensitise the invited airline representatives to attract them to Kannur. We have succeeded in the task,” Managing Director of KIAL V. Thulasidas said. During the open house and the one-to-one interaction after the airport was showcased, the airline representatives told KIAL that they were keen to operate to Kannur once the airport became functional in March 2017. International and domestic routes to and from Kannur and the flight schedules came up for discussion.
The airlines sought night parking facilities as the apron can accommodate 20 Code C aircraft in Phase I and another 40 in Phase II, lounges in the integrated terminal building and communicated their keenness to commence cargo operations from Kannur airport.
Airlines convey their interest at a meeting convened by Kannur International Airport Ltd. on Wednesday
