World & BusinessAdani Airports aims to cut regulated revenue to single digits
The Economic Times reports that the group plans to grow non-aviation revenue and city-side developments, aiming to reduce regulatory charges at its airports.
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Adani Airports aims to bring regulated revenue down to single digits through non-aeronautical and city-side businesses, The Economic Times reports. The report describes Navi Mumbai International Airport as designed to serve as a global hub for international air traffic. It also says Mumbai International Airport’s Terminal 1 will be demolished, with traffic redistributed to Terminal 2 and Navi Mumbai.
Adani Airports aims to cut regulated revenue to single digits
The Economic Times reports that the group plans to grow non-aviation revenue and city-side developments, aiming to reduce regulatory charges at its airports.
TLDR
Adani Airports aims to bring regulated revenue down to single digits through non-aeronautical and city-side businesses, The Economic Times reports. The report describes Navi Mumbai International Airport as designed to serve as a global hub for international air traffic. It also says Mumbai International Airport’s Terminal 1 will be demolished, with traffic redistributed to Terminal 2 and Navi Mumbai.