Rajasthan's Kota Greenfield Airport To Be Completed By October 2027, New Terminal To Handle 20 Lakh Passengers Annually
Jaipur: One of India's leading coaching hubs for medical and engineering entrance examinations, Kota is set to get a major aviation infrastructure boost, with the Kota-Bundi Greenfield Airport scheduled for completion by October 4, 2027. The airport is being developed with a focus on world-class passenger facilities, enhanced aircraft handling capacity, energy efficiency, environmental…
Rajasthan's Kota Greenfield Airport, a major aviation infrastructure project, is set to be completed by October 4, 2027. The new airport will boast a state-of-the-art passenger terminal, capable of handling an annual 2 million passengers. The terminal will feature 14 check-in counters, nine self-check-in kiosks, an automated baggage handling system, and baggage claim carousels. An advanced Air Traffic Control facility, situated in a G+3-storey technical block, will ensure smooth aircraft operations.
The airport's construction will incorporate environmental sustainability measures, such as a 250 KLD capacity sewage treatment plant, powered by a zero-discharge system. A ground-mounted solar power plant with a 1 MWp capacity will also be installed, aiming to meet about 25% of the airport's annual energy needs.
In addition to its passenger facilities, the airport will accommodate 300 cars and 70 taxis, with electric vehicle charging stations provided for eco-friendly transportation on-site. The project, led by Rajasthan Chief Secretary V. Srinivas, is progressing as per the plans, with all construction components undertaken simultaneously to ensure timely completion by the targeted completion date.
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