Adani Airport Plans Rs 20,000 Crore Cities
Adani Airport plans to invest more than Rs 20,000 crore in the first phase of airport city projects across India, aiming to convert major aviation hubs into integrated commercial and urban districts.
Adani Airport City Projects Across India
The airport city programme will cover Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Lucknow, Jaipur and Guwahati airports. The first phase will span over 655 acres and include nearly 22 million square feet of mixed-use infrastructure.
The projects are being developed by Adani Airport City Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Adani Airport Holdings Ltd. The company plans to build airport-linked districts combining hospitality, offices, retail, entertainment, dining, convention centres and lifestyle infrastructure.
Rs 20,000 Crore Airport Investment Plan
Nearly 70 percent of the investment will be focused on Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, where the company controls close to 440 acres of land. The Mumbai Metropolitan Region is being treated as a key aviation and commercial growth centre under the plan.
The developments are expected to be connected with airport, metro and city transport networks, creating walkable business and passenger-focused districts around major airports.
Mixed-Use Infrastructure At Airports
Adani Airport said the airport city model is designed to create value beyond passenger traffic. The concept follows global airport district models seen around major international hubs such as Singapore, Dubai, Amsterdam and Incheon.
The company has also signed hotel management agreements with IHG Hotels & Resorts for five luxury and premium hotels, including the planned debut of the Kimpton brand in India.
India Aviation Growth Strategy
All airport city projects have received LEED Gold pre-certification, reflecting a focus on sustainable design and energy efficiency. Adani Airport Holdings currently manages eight airports, including Mumbai and the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport.
