Airports Authority of India (AAI) Signs MoUs with Novo Cabs and WTI Cabs
New Delhi, June 2026: The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has entered into strategic partnerships with Novo Cabs and WTI Cabs to strengthen last-mile connectivity for air passengers and improve the overall airport travel experience across the country.
The Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) were exchanged in the presence of Nivedita Dubey, Member (HR), AAI, along with senior officials from AAI and the participating cab aggregators.
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Boosting Passenger Convenience
The initiative is aimed at providing seamless, affordable and reliable transportation options for travellers commuting to and from airports.
Under the partnership, Novo Cabs will offer cab services for passengers using Jammu and Srinagar airports, helping improve accessibility in the region and ensuring smoother onward travel.
WTI Cabs, meanwhile, will provide transportation services across major airports in India, expanding mobility options for domestic and international passengers.
Focus on Last-Mile Connectivity
Last-mile transportation remains a critical component of the air travel ecosystem, directly influencing passenger convenience and travel efficiency.
Through these partnerships, AAI aims to address connectivity challenges by offering organized and dependable cab services that can facilitate smoother airport transfers and reduce travel-related hassles.
The move aligns with AAI's broader vision of creating a world-class, passenger-centric airport experience while enhancing accessibility across India's growing aviation network.
Supporting India's Expanding Aviation Sector
As passenger traffic continues to grow and regional air connectivity expands, reliable ground transportation has become increasingly important for ensuring a seamless travel journey.
The partnerships with Novo Cabs and WTI Cabs are expected to complement airport infrastructure development efforts by improving connectivity between airports and surrounding urban and regional destinations.