Tuticorin Airport New Terminal: AAI Completes Rs 452 Crore Project, accommodate 20 Lakh Passengers annually
With this expansion, Tuticorin Airport is poised to serve as a gateway for both domestic and potential international operations, supporting the region's role as a strategic hub for industries, ports, and tourism.
Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu: The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has announced the completion of a state-of-the-art terminal building at Tuticorin Airport, marking a major milestone in the region's aviation infrastructure. Developed at an investment of Rs 452 crore, the new terminal is set to handle 20 lakh passengers annually, significantly enhancing connectivity for southern Tamil Nadu.
The newly inaugurated terminal is expected to become a key enabler of regional development by supporting increased passenger movement and stimulating trade, tourism, and investment opportunities in and around Tuticorin. The airport upgrade aligns with the government’s vision of modernizing aviation infrastructure to meet rising demand and facilitate seamless travel experiences across the country.
Equipped with modern amenities and designed for efficiency, the facility reflects AAI’s commitment to world-class service delivery while promoting economic growth in emerging urban centers.
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With this expansion, Tuticorin Airport is poised to serve as a gateway for both domestic and potential international operations, supporting the region's role as a strategic hub for industries, ports, and tourism.
Key Highlights:
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Project Cost: Rs 452 Crore
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Annual Passenger Handling Capacity: 20 Lakh
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Focus: Enhanced regional connectivity and infrastructure-driven growth
AAI officials expressed confidence that the new terminal will strengthen South Tamil Nadu’s access to air travel, offering improved convenience to passengers and boosting the region's logistical capabilities.
The development is part of AAI's broader strategy to expand airport infrastructure across Tier-II and Tier-III cities, ensuring balanced growth of the civil aviation sector nationwide.
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