The scheduled maintenance will impact both runways—Runway 09/27 (primary) and Runway 14/32 (secondary)—rendering them non-operational for a six-hour window. According to an official statement released by the airport operator, the exercise is a critical step toward ensuring safety and operational efficiency ahead of the monsoon season.
Spanning across approximately 1,033 acres, the maintenance activity is designed to preserve the structural integrity and longevity of the airport’s airside infrastructure. The process includes a comprehensive inspection of runway surfaces to detect wear and tear, along with preventive repairs to guarantee safe take-offs and landings during heavy rains.
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