As the country progresses, upgrading its transport infrastructure has become a necessity. Competent infrastructure supplements the country’s growth. Being a global destination for trade and tourism, India’s airports have become the new gateways to the country.

Anticipating the need for world class airport infrastructure, GVK has ventured into this sector by undertaking management and operational control of two major airports of India. These modern airports are the face of India’s development. They are the visible evidence of the country’s rapid progress.

GVK began the journey in this sector by acquiring the management and operational authority of Chattrapati Shivaji International Airport (CSIA) in May 2006. The GVK led consortium partnered with Airports Authority of India to form Mumbai International Airport Pvt. Ltd (MIAL). Subsequently, GVK also acquired the management and operational control of Bengaluru International Airport.

Since the first steps in 2006, GVK has modernized these airports and has turned them into world class structures. It has led the massive facelift and redevelopment of the CSIA. While, Bengaluru International Airport was the first greenfield airport to be developed under the Public Private Partnership framework. Both of these airports delight the visitors with best-in-class amenities and services.

GVK assures quick deliveries and impacting outcomes. In the future, the company plans to strengthen this portfolio by leveraging the experience and expertise that have been garnered through these projects.