CIAL to unveil development master plan for next 25 years
Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL) is launching a 25-year master plan to expand its infrastructure, including a new cargo village and a dedicated heliport. The project aims to address future aviation demand and enhance sustainability through a comprehensive consultancy study.
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Long-term infrastructure planning is critical for regional economic growth and maintaining competitive aviation standards in India.
A next-generation cargo village and a dedicated heliport will be major components of a master plan to be prepared by Cochin International Airport Limited (CIAL), targeting development over the next quarter of a century, according to company officials.
The master plan coincides with the 25th anniversary celebrations of the airport company. It will cover development across airside, terminal, cargo, landside, connectivity, utilities, commercial expansion and sustainability, while also anticipating land requirements for future growth. The consultancy for preparing the plan has been awarded for ₹7.83 crore, with a deadline of ten months, according to a statement.
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