1 / 6Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated 15 airport infrastructure projects across India, totaling over Rs 9,800 crore, between March 9 and 10. These include 12 new passenger terminals, and the new Gwalior airport terminal, which are estimated to handle about 6.2 crore passengers annually. (Image: Daanish Anand)
2 / 6The new terminal at Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Airport in Gwalior constructed by the Airport Authority of India at an estimated cost of Rs 498 crore embodies a fusion of history, culture, and modernity, said Minister of Civil Aviation of India Jyotiraditya Scindia. (Image: Daanish Anand)
3 / 6The grand terminal building, costing Rs 498 crore, is spread over 20,000 square metres. It has a peak hour capacity to handle about 1,400 passengers, which is 3 times compared to the old airport and movement of about 2 million passengers every year will be possible through this airport. (Image: Daanish Anand)
4 / 6The civil aviation ministry will also develop Guna and Shivpuri airports in Madhya Pradesh and a total amount of Rs 90 crore has been allocated for the development activities aimed at boosting regional air connectivity. (Image: Daanish Anand)
5 / 6The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has agreed to provide Communications Navigation Surveillance (CNS)/ Air Traffic Management (ATM) and Aeronautical Information Services (AlS) facilities and services to the airports, an official release said on Wednesday. (Image: Daanish Anand)
6 / 6The Gwalior Airport terminal will enhance connectivity for residents of Gwalior and surrounding areas. Its impact extends beyond connectivity, with anticipated boost to business, regional economy, and employment opportunities. (Image: Gwalior Airport)
