Mumbai Airport To Invest Rs 10,000 Crore On Infrastructure Development
Terminal 1 will be redeveloped to enhance structural integrity, capacity and seamless travel.
Mumbai International Airport Ltd. is set to invest Rs 10,000 crore on the development of airport infrastructure in Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, according to a press release on Tuesday.
The CSMIA announced that it will be working on the following airport infrastructure projects:
Terminal 1 Redevelopment: Terminal 1 will be redeveloped to enhance structural integrity, capacity, and seamless travel for aging Terminals 1A ( which is more than 30 years old) and 1B (which has surpassed 60 years of age). The redevelopment is anticipated to introduce state-of-the-art infrastructure, expanded capacity and enhanced passenger facilities, to ensure sustainability for decades.
Capacity Expansion & Digitalisation: Terminal 2 will integrate cutting-edge technologies like self-baggage drop systems, CTIX hand baggage screening and full-body scanners to streamline security checks and improve passenger flow.
Airside Enhancements: The airport plans to implement upgrades to airside infrastructure, such as runway maintenance, improvements on the apron and taxiway, that is expected to make aircraft movement more efficient and improve flight operations.
Smart Passenger Technology: The CSMIA is embracing next-generation digital innovations including e-gates (DigiYatra initiative), Fast Track Immigration - Trusted Traveller Programme, and internet of things-driven solutions, for seamless and secure travel.
Sustainability Commitments: The airport reported that it is "actively transitioning" to electric vehicles, enhancing energy-efficient operations, strengthening water conservation measures, and accelerating efforts to achieve net zero emissions by 2029.
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