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Home Minister Amit Shah, Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Review Passenger Facilities at Major Airports

Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu jointly reviewed passenger facilities and security arrangements at major airports across the country. The meeting focused on improving the travel experience, strengthening airport infrastructure, enhancing security measures and ensuring seamless operations amid rising air passenger traffic.

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Home Minister Amit Shah, Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Review Passenger Facilities at Major Airports

Home Minister Amit Shah, Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Review Passenger Facilities at Major Airports

Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu on Wednesday held a high-level review meeting to assess passenger facilities, security arrangements and operational efficiency at major airports across India.

The meeting comes at a time when domestic and international air travel continues to witness steady growth, prompting the government to focus on improving passenger convenience while maintaining robust security standards.

Focus on Passenger Experience

During the review, the ministers examined measures aimed at making air travel smoother and more efficient for passengers.

Key issues discussed included reducing waiting times at security checkpoints, streamlining check-in and baggage handling processes, improving terminal infrastructure and enhancing accessibility for senior citizens and passengers with disabilities.

Officials also reviewed the availability of passenger amenities such as seating, sanitation facilities, food courts and digital information systems.

Strengthening Airport Security

Security remained a major focus of the meeting, with discussions centred on ensuring high standards at airports amid evolving security challenges.

The Home Ministry and aviation authorities reviewed coordination among the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), airport operators, airlines and other agencies responsible for airport safety.

Officials also assessed the implementation of advanced surveillance systems, access control mechanisms and emergency response protocols.

Managing Rising Passenger Traffic

India has witnessed a significant increase in air passenger traffic in recent years, placing greater pressure on airport infrastructure.

The ministers reviewed capacity enhancement projects at major airports and discussed ways to minimise congestion during peak travel periods.

The government also emphasised the importance of leveraging technology, including biometric boarding systems and digital services, to improve operational efficiency.

Infrastructure and Future Expansion

The review included updates on ongoing airport modernisation and expansion projects under the Centre's civil aviation initiatives.

Officials discussed plans to strengthen connectivity, upgrade terminal facilities and improve passenger handling capacity as India's aviation sector continues to expand.

The meeting also explored strategies to ensure that airport infrastructure keeps pace with growing demand while maintaining global service standards.

Government's Push for Better Air Travel

The Centre has repeatedly highlighted its commitment to transforming India's aviation sector through infrastructure development, improved connectivity and enhanced passenger services.

The latest review reflects the government's focus on ensuring that airports remain equipped to handle increasing passenger volumes while offering a safe, efficient and comfortable travel experience.

Officials are expected to continue monitoring airport operations and implement additional measures based on feedback from passengers and stakeholders.

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