India opening a new airport every 50 days, says Naidu
Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu said India is opening a new airport every 50 days, marking rapid growth in aviation infrastructure. He also announced new aerodromes, flight-training units, an MRO ecosystem, and an aviation university coming up in Andhra Pradesh
Visakhapatnam: Civil Aviation Minister K Ram Mohan Naidu on Friday said every 50 days a new airport is opened in India, which is unprecedented anywhere in the globe.
Addressing the 30th edition of the two-day CII Partnership Summit-2025, the Minister said Andhra Pradesh currently has seven airports and an equal number of aerodromes are coming up in the State.
“Every 50 days we are opening a new airport, which is unprecedented anywhere in the globe, and that is the kind of success we have achieved in terms of building up airports, the passenger capacity, and many other verticals in aviation,” Naidu said.
He further said that as many as four flight-training organisations are coming to the State, and that an MRO ecosystem and an aviation skilling university are coming up in Visakhapatnam. The Minister further said the state is expected to expand the drone sector by creating a drone city, and aerospace and aircraft manufacturing also.
