North India Manages 30% of Air Traffic Amid Fog Challenges
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Airports Authority of India reports that North India handles 30% of the nation’s air passenger traffic. Winter fog poses ongoing operational difficulties as airport expansion projects continue. The AAI aims for carbon neutrality by 2030.
The Northern Region of Airports Authority of India (AAI) manages a substantial portion of the country’s air traffic, accounting for 30% of all air passenger traffic, according to an AAI official.
Winter fog remains a significant operational challenge in the region, frequently impacting flight schedules and causing delays. Despite these challenges, several airport infrastructure projects are currently underway across northern India, aimed at improving capacity and efficiency.
In addition to infrastructure development, the Airports Authority of India is focused on achieving environmental goals. The authority has set a target to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030, reflecting a commitment to sustainable aviation practices.