Mangaluru International Airport tops country in cleanliness survey


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Mar 31: In a survey that was conducted across the nation as part of the 'Swachh Bharath Abhiyan' to find out the cleanest airport in the small airports category, Mangaluru International Airport was adjudged the cleanest airport. The survey was conducted across India in 53 airports in small airports category.

An official confirmation in this regard is relayed by Airport Authority of India (AAI) to the Mangaluru International Airport. V V Rao, director of Mangaluru International Airport Authority, will receive the award in this regard on April 1 in New Delhi on the occasion of the 23rd anniversary celebration of the Airport Authority of India.

Officials of the Airport Authority of India had visited the Mangaluru International Airport a month ago and verified the cleanliness at the airport terminal, parking area, toilets, commercial shops, customer lounge and road connectivity and given grades accordingly. Mangaluru International Airport secured the highest points in this survey and stood first in the country. The second place is bagged by Thiruvananthapuram International Airport.

It may be recalled that Mangaluru International Airport had secured a place in the official 'Customer Satisfaction Survey', that was conducted by the AAI for government airports in the country. In that survey also Mangaluru International Airport was placed high in terms of cleanliness by the passengers.

The responsiblity of the cleanliness of Mangaluru International Airport is handled by Durga Facility Management company. This company is handling the cleanliness of the airport for the past seven years. Every year more than 17.5 lac passengers pass through Mangaluru International Airport. More than 50 aircrafts land and take off from this airport every day.

  

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  • Shaun Pinto, Mangaluru

    Thu, Apr 05 2018

    Proud to hear atleast this achievement of our Mangaluru.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Bengaluru/Katapadi

    Sun, Apr 01 2018

    Great honor to the country and the state.Congratulations and all the best.

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  • Bengalurian, Bengaluru

    Sun, Apr 01 2018

    This & all certifications & festivals will be given to M'lore Regional International Airport as runway extension doesn't look worth the investment. If the airport is shifted to somewhere else when what about the return on investment for bond holders. Will it generate return on investment if the present airport is given to operate just helicopters of VIP's and/or aircraft's of defense forces. Is it feasible to operate long ordered Air India Dream-liners on M'lore-B'lore-San Francisco, M'lore-B'lore-Los Angeles, M'lore-B'lore-Washington DC, B'lore-M'lore-New Ark-Toronto?

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  • Haneef, Mangalore

    Sun, Apr 01 2018

    After 6 months mangalore International Airport will be worlds no 1 cleanest airport ! In 6 months kannur airport will start operations.

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  • Tom Cat, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    How clean is clean enough? often referred to as shine or sweep – how clean is clean enough?
    Should the area you’re working in shine as bright as the Texas sun?
    Should the floor be clean enough to eat off of?
    Or is “pretty clean” or “cleaner than it was” acceptable?
    Clean is a relative term.
    Think about the cleanliness level in your home.
    Some rooms are cleaner than others.
    For instance, the kitchen is cleaner than the garage.
    This is because the activities that take place in these rooms are very different.
    When the door is open, dirt and leaves often gather in the garage.
    The kitchen is cleaner than the garage because of the door to the
    kitchen is smaller and the kitchen is cleaned more frequently because it is
    used to prepare food.
    Like your house, laboratories and businesses have different levels of clean

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  • Arun, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    wow, really?
    Looks like the people who judged it have a differenr definition of the word "clean".

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  • dylan, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    Jeevan, Kudla. Mind you Mangalore and Mangalore International Airport was clean before Modi's Swatch bharath campaign and it is clean and will be clean in the future. By the way I cannot understand which Modiji you are praising, if it is the Modi's left the country or any other. You got to be specific.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    Safety should be our top Priority ...

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  • Desi Jawan, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    Nonsense. Doesn't match the subject.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    What will you do with Cleanliness after an Accident ...

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  • Joseph, Qatar

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    Maybe cleanliness wise it is good but it should lay MORE EMPHASIS on getting a major international status by allowing huge jumbo jets to land in Mangalore directly instead of the via via mode.

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  • subhash chandra, UAE Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    This requires extension & widening of runway.

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  • Bhaskar, Sharjah

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    Congratulations, mangalur airport authority. We always set examples for others in cleaning. It's in our culture. Thanks for authority to implementing Swacch bharat initiative in great manner.

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  • Deva, Pilar

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    Mangaluru in Karnataka ruled by Sidduji.. tops in all surveys including BJP survey says congress will win & Yeddy is Corrupt Amit says.

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  • Johnny mangalore, mangalore

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    Cheer up and be happy! Congratulations to all mangalore airport authorities & staff.......keep up the good work.

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  • jeevan, kudla

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    Swatch bharath ......jai ho modiji.

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  • Paul, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    Its the cleaning contarct people who clean for a low pay. Why Jai ho modi... ???
    Jai to the persons who kept the airport clean' Modi nor any politician nor you or me has cleaned ..We have only used the airport & toilets.... didnt clean the airport.
    So dont put Jai ho for anyone...
    Its jai ho for thw workers who have kept the airport clean.

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  • Kiran, Bantwal

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    Rightly said Paul...those who have concretely done the work should get the credit....not the those who speak.

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  • Desi Jawan, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    Which of the fools were asked this question and answered them? Seems they have not seen any other airports in the country. Their home washrooms must be worst than at Mangalore airport washrooms!!!!!!

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  • Indian, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    Agreed!!!!

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  • James Dsouza, mangalore

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    Please extend the Runway first at least by 500 m or concrete the existing place available to lengthen the runway and allow other airlines to operate to international destinations and please provide a road connectivity to nearby railway station which is just 2km away, instead of declaring cleanest airport, best fire fighting, best car parking etc. anyway congratulations but for heavens sake widen and lengthen the runway area and commission those aero bridges which are under construction since 8 months.

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  • Indian, India

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    No tissues in toilet, floor is always wet.. what cleanliness is this??

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  • Satya, Dubai

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    If you sit for minutes in toilet you will have at least 5-10 mosquito bites. Mangalore airport cleanest then just imagine how will below rank one?

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  • Kiran, Mumbai

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    Don use tissuse in toilet use water lol

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  • Satya, Dubai

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    People should first understand the procedure how to use toilets. Tissues used only after using soap and water. Its require to wipe off all water. Try to understand!

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  • Sompa, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 31 2018

    Stayere, Kirananne bombaida railuda vishaya paterini.

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  • Bengalurian, Bengaluru

    Sun, Apr 01 2018

    People are getting confused here. There are 2 types of tissues. One is bath tissue which is very soft paper made into rolls & other is towel which is either made into roll or packed individually. Both of these have different purpose. One is for wiping hand & other is for wiping .and instead of water.

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