AAI's failure to expand facilities at IAF airfields for civilian operations is causing delays and impacting traffic growth.
The Airports Authority of India’s failure to expand facilities at Indian Air Force (IAF) airfields which have been opened up for civilian operations is hampering the growing volume of civilian traffic, a senior Defence Ministry official said on Friday (August 22, 2025).
This could also potentially impact regular IAF activities, as the service is providing significant technical support for the civilian operations, the official added.
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