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Tiruchirappalli Civil Airport

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IATA Code
TRZ
ICAO Code
VOTR
City
Tiruchirappalli
Country
India
Runways
2480m
1456m x 46m
1864m x 46m
Airlines currently operating to this airport with scheduled services
Air India Express
AirAsia
Jet Airways
Mihin Lanka
SpiceJet
SriLankan Airlines
Tiger Airways
Airlines currently operating to this airport via codeshare
JetLite

Tiruchirapalli Airport (also Trichy Airport) is an international airport serving the city of Tiruchirappalli in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The airport is served by Kingfisher Airlines and SriLankan Airlines. Trichy has gained popularity with LCCs, with Tiger Airways, Mihin Lanka, AirAsia and Air India Express serving the airport.

Location of Tiruchirappalli Civil Airport, India

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Ground Handlers servicing Tiruchirappalli Civil Airport


 
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India’s second tier airports: Will modernisation of 35 airports by AAI generate further growth?

30-Jul-2010 4:52 PM

Indian airline traffic growth remained above 20% in Jun-2010, the fourth consecutive month that domestic airlines have reported growth in this range. Traffic has been soaring at India’s second tier airports, the non-metros, where extensive modernisation and expansion projects are under way to cope with rising demand. The Indian Government previously identified 35 non-metro airports for upgrade and modernisation works, with initial plans to have all upgrades completed by 2009. Due to the slowdown in traffic related to the global economic recession and issues related to funding, completion was delayed. The revised target is to have the modernisation of all 35 airports completed by 2012.

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