Upcoming International Airport at Ayodhya to Showcase City’s Transformation
The international airport coming up in Ayodhya is being designed to give wings to the holy city. To be called the Maryada Purushottam Shri Ram International Airport, will be located 8 km away from the city center.
The construction is on in full swing and the work on the terminal building is 45 percent complete while the runway is 65 percent complete.
The airport will have the capacity to handle 300 passengers at peak hours and will also boast state-of-the-art facilities. They include three parking bays, an apron, two taxiways, a runway measuring 2,200 x 45 meters, and night-landing aids such as ILS and CAT-1, and DVOR.
In November 2018, the state government decided to acquire more than 280 acres of land around the airstrip and widen it to allow the landing of larger aircraft. In June this year, the project in charge said that the construction would be done in two phases and the length of the runway would be increased in the second phase.
Other facilities at the airport will include a food court, retail shops, cafeteria, sweet counters, tourism counter, baby care room, and smoking zone. The airport is located between NH 27 and NH 330 at Sultanpur Naka, Faizabad.
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Its terminal building will be a replica of the upcoming Ram temple. According to official sources, the estimated cost of the project is Rs 328 crores. With the construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya progressing with the deadline of December 2023 in mind, the Airports Authority of India (AAI) has also picked up the pace to develop the required infrastructure at the under-construction international airport in the town by March next year.
Anil Mishra, Member, Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirath Kshetra Trust, said the walls of the airport terminal building’s lounge area will be embellished with replicas of the principal weapons of Lord Ram, a bow and arrow, and various other artifacts from the Ramayana era.
Mishra said passengers entering the airport will get an ambiance that would take them back to the Ramayana era, as described in the epics and other texts. The airport will now enable devotees from across the globe to land directly in Ayodhya and visit the Ram temple.
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The international airport coming up in Ayodhya is being designed to give wings to the holy city. To be called the Maryada Purushottam Shri Ram International Airport, will be located 8 km away from the city center.
The construction is on in full swing and the work on the terminal building is 45 percent complete while the runway is 65 percent complete.
The airport will have the capacity to handle 300 passengers at peak hours and will also boast state-of-the-art facilities. They include three parking bays, an apron, two taxiways, a runway measuring 2,200 x 45 meters, and night-landing aids such as ILS and CAT-1, and DVOR.
In November 2018, the state government decided to acquire more than 280 acres of land around the airstrip and widen it to allow the landing of larger aircraft. In June this year, the project in charge said that the construction would be done in two phases and the length of the runway would be increased in the second phase.
Other facilities at the airport will include a food court, retail shops, cafeteria, sweet counters, tourism counter, baby care room, and smoking zone. The airport is located between NH 27 and NH 330 at Sultanpur Naka, Faizabad.
Also Read: India Holds 48th Position in Aviation Safety Ranking by ICAO
Its terminal building will be a replica of the upcoming Ram temple. According to official sources, the estimated cost of the project is Rs 328 crores. With the construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya progressing with the deadline of December 2023 in mind, the Airports Authority of India (AAI) has also picked up the pace to develop the required infrastructure at the under-construction international airport in the town by March next year.
Anil Mishra, Member, Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirath Kshetra Trust, said the walls of the airport terminal building’s lounge area will be embellished with replicas of the principal weapons of Lord Ram, a bow and arrow, and various other artifacts from the Ramayana era.
Mishra said passengers entering the airport will get an ambiance that would take them back to the Ramayana era, as described in the epics and other texts. The airport will now enable devotees from across the globe to land directly in Ayodhya and visit the Ram temple.
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