India's Airport Expansion Plans Revealed: 29 New Airports In Smaller Towns, Additional Airport In...

India's Airport Expansion Plans Explained | FY24 is expected to see record breaking domestic air traffic in India. The number of airports in India have doubled in the last 10 years - but this isn't going to be enough soon. So now, India is advancing efforts in this direction. India's airport expansion plan is essentially threefold - here are all the details!
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[dobariyanaitikdineshbhai]

German Shepherd: Do we really need airports?

[prathit]

She called Kolkata Tier II city. Lol... I'm not complaining. It's true.

[TheDark-Knut]

Much needed. Airports are literally over crowded almost all the time.

[vishnuprakash]

India needs to work on its architecture man . Outside airport looks so boring. How ever there are still some areas that we haven`t touched yet . Road side beautification and regular maintenance . Achieving 100% waste cleaning and recycling. Outdated syllabus in schools and collages. corruption . Crime rate of poor economic states . These are still some concerning things that defame India globally

[mpatel]

India really need few airports for long distance. More high speed bullet trains . Look at China, how they are solving this problems. 350 to 400 km /hr by train .

[meetmeinva]

Rajkot is an example where an international airport was constructed fairly quickly - and now that it’s open, they have yet to offer an international flight.

[tamilselvan]

Hosur in Tamil Nadu need an airport urgently.

[adisin]

9 airports in gujarat. This country is really run by gujaratis for gujaratis.

[loknathbehera]

Airports, railways, expressways, and Vande Bharat trains are being developed based on the 2011 census data. We don't exactly know which city is growing faster than the other, we are just estimating. These estimations could result in unsuccessful projects and potential losses of taxpayer money.

[rajeshbobba]

Funnel future investments to Tire 2 cities which have an exciting operational airport and create employment opportunities in every state.

[karthickrajalearn]

As you promised the report link is not available in YouTube description

[vibhorchoudhary]

Let's insure that the airports constructed have a good quality of materials used and feasibility studies done first.

[tukaidas]

German shepherd: do we really need airports ?

[avrajit]

Finally the day came, when Kolkata is going to be an official tier 2 city... unofficially it was a tire-2 city since few years..😂😂

[xcel]

While thousands of crores are being spent on airport infrastructure and their numbers are increasing, sadly the quality and safety of the railways are declining . Most trains are dirty, decrepit,unsafe and hopelessly outdated ; it seems the lower economic classes are not entitled to any dignity in travel and are condemned to travel like cattle. If only proportionately capital was spent on the railways like it is being spent on aviation India would be in a better situation .

[Ssssksr]

Kannur airport point of call please, or increase frequency of the flights during season.

[SathyaswamyS]

Its a good plan. It will help more people leave India.

[saikatsaha]

I aint complaining but Kolkata isnt 2nd tier rather 3rd tier

[rawacademy]

Third richest city..equals ...tier two😂😂

[RKV]

Private corporates ONLY clap and PRAISE Modi ji. They have secured the world-best tax structure for them. No private investment. They don't trust Modi ji.
Infrastructure is run by taxpayers' money by Govt. Private contractors should not steal taxpayers' money, which will lead to poor road quality and the collapse of bridges/roads. Indian judiciary is ineffective If roads/ bridges collapse, taxpayers will end the business of the thief- contractors.