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Mangalore: Aerobridge Starts Functioning at Bajpe Airport

  •   Fri, Nov 05 2010 09:49:37 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Nov 5: The passengers arriving at the city airport would be able to avail of the services of the two aerobridges provided there with effect from Friday November 5. These bridges were imported from Indonesia at a cost of Rs 2.6 crore. The union ministry of civil aviation has given its nod for the use of these aerobridges.

These aerobridges enable the passengers to directly walk into the arrival lounge of the airport from the aircraft, on arrival.
  

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  • G.N.BAGERA, Mijar/Muscat

    Fri, Nov 05 2010

    thanks to the Mangalore Air Port manager for Aerobridge made fuctionong from 5th November now we can walk from plabe to the terminal building

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  • Ronnie, M'lore

    Fri, Nov 05 2010

    Appreciate that. Looks like the money what we pay Rs850.00 at the airport gets reasonably utlizied.

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  • Pradeep Nayak, M'lore/Dubai

    Fri, Nov 05 2010

    This is a good & welcome development. But still we have a long way to go.....

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