The government of India granted ‘in-principle’ approval to 21 Greenfield Airports across the country. These airports will not only enhance connectivity but also create accessibility to air travel. Greenfield airports, built from scratch on previously untouched land, emphasise a commitment to minimising their impact on the environment. As urban airports face increasing congestion and environmental challenges, the Indian government introduced the Greenfield Airports (GFA) Policy in 2008, providing a framework for the construction and commissioning of these new airports.
