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  1. In-principle approval was accorded for a greenfield airport development in the Adilabad region of Telangana.

Defence Ministry and AAI Appoint Nodal Officers for Adilabad Joint User Airport…

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The Defence Ministry and the Airports Authority of India (AAI) have initiated the development of a joint-user airport in Adilabad, Telangana. The Ministry of Defence appointed nodal officers, including Air Commodore Rahul Shukla, to oversee the project. This development involves constructing a Joint User Airfield (JUA) for both civil and defence purposes, which includes hangars, operational complexes, and training facilities for the Air Force.

From prokerala.com

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The project involves the establishment of a major operational asset in Adilabad. The infrastructure development is intended to support the Air Force's base expansion while also accommodating civil aviation needs through AAI's civil terminal setup.

In-principle approval was already accorded for a greenfield airport development in the Adilabad region of Telangana.

From prokerala.com

Who's involved

  • defence ministryThe Defence Ministry is leading the development of the joint-user airport infrastructure.
  • Indian Air ForceThe Indian Air Force is a primary beneficiary of the base expansion and operational facilities.
  • AdilabadAdilabad is the chosen site for the large-scale, dual-use civil and defence infrastructure project.

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