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Airports to work with 50% staff, single terminal

New Delhi, April 29 The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has set rules for its airports to manage post-lockdown operations, as it imposes several restrictions, including limiting number of retail outlets and also asking them to function with 50 per...
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New Delhi, April 29

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The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has set rules for its airports to manage post-lockdown operations, as it imposes several restrictions, including limiting number of retail outlets and also asking them to function with 50 per cent of the staff strength.

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Noting that the AAI, which manages over 100 airports in the country, might initially allow operations only in Tier-I cities and some state capitals, officials said the guidelines suggested that only one terminal be used at facilities with multiple terminals during the period.

It has also asked airports having multiple baggage carousels to use alternate ones to maintain social distancing.

Suggesting that the airports would allow limited food and beverages, and retail outlets, the AAI said: “Initially, they should serve tea/coffee, etc., with takeaway snacks in boxes.” It also barred serving of alcoholic beverages at bars or restaurants in airports unless the city or state administration permits it. — TNS

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