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Indian aviation ministry seeks joint ventures to manage key airportsIndian aviation ministry seeks joint ventures to manage key airports
3-Jul-2003
The Indian civil aviation ministry has announced that it will forge ahead with plans to privatise Mumbai and Delhi airports despite organised protests by airport employees.
The Indian civil aviation ministry has announced that it will forge ahead with plans to privatise Mumbai and Delhi airports despite organised protests by airport employees. It has recommended to the finance ministry that it should attempt to attract joint ventures to lease the airports, with Airports Authority of India (AAI) taking a 26% stake.Bookmark This Article
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