Second round of hydrological study to be done for elevated corridor in Chennai airport
The Airports Authority of India and the Tamil Nadu government are commissioning a second hydrological study for a proposed elevated corridor at Chennai airport. The study aims to ensure that construction does not disrupt the flow of the Adyar River.
Why it matters
Infrastructure development in urban areas requires careful environmental planning to prevent flooding and ecological damage.
Second round of hydrological study to be done for elevated corridor in Chennai airport PORT CALL left The next round of discussions between AAI and the State government will be held in a few days to hire a consultant for planning the project. B. VELANKANNI RAJ The Hindu https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/75x5uo/article71556044.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/BVR_1099.JPG VELANKANNI RAJ B CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU, 30/11/2025: A view of Chennai Airport on Saturday. Photo: Velankanni Raj B/ The Hindu Anna University will undertake the study to ensure the Adyar river’s flow remains unaffected by pillar construction. AAI will also need another approval from the Water Resources Department CHENNAI A second round of hydrological study will be prepared in order to check the feasibility to build an elevated corridor and T5 Terminal for Chennai airport.
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