NEW DELHI: The government has turned its attention towards the congestion at Bengaluru and Mumbai airports after considerably easing out the massive problems witnessed at Delhi’s IGIA earlier this month.
Union aviation secretary Rajiv Bansal on Wednesday met the operators of Mumbai — where immigration, especially for international arrivals, is a huge bottleneck — and Bengaluru airports along with senior officials from the Directorate Generals of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) to try and ease peak hour congestion at these two hubs.