AAI to provide air traffic services at upcoming Noida international airport at Jewar
The Hindu
“The first phase of which is expected to be commissioned by 2024,” a statement from AAI said.
National airports operator AAI will provide air traffic services at the upcoming Noida International Airport at Jewar in Greater Noida. “The first phase of which is expected to be commissioned by 2024,” a statement from AAI said. An agreement to this effect was signed between the Airports Authority of India (AAI) and Yamuna International Airport Private Limited (YIAPL) on February 28..
YIAPL is a special purpose vehicle set up for the development of the greenfield Noida International Airport at Jewar. As an Air Navigation Services Provider, AAI is the only entity statutorily empowered to provide air traffic services in the country.
"AAI is pleased to partner with Noida International Airport and is upbeat about these kinds of challenging projects, which will open new gateways of operating multiple major airports in vicinity of each other catering to the Metros," said A. K. Pathak, Member (Planning) at Airports Authority of India.
“Mumbai and Navi Mumbai are lined up for a similar approach,” he said, adding, “AAI has already signed a pact for CNS-ATM services with Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIAL) in 2018.”
“Under the pact with the Noida International Airport, AAI will plan, procure, install and commission the CNS/ATM equipment and facilities and provide air traffic services at the upcoming airport,” AAI said.
“Besides, the facility will also be equipped with Advanced Surface Movement Guidance and Control Systems and ATS Automation Systems which will enable situational awareness and provide decision support to Air Traffic Controllers for all weather operations,” it stated.
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