ARINC bags deploying systems contract at IGI airport

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ARINC bags deploying systems contract at IGI airport

6/12/2009 12:08:00 AM

New Delhi, June (EPC NEWS): ARINC, a transport technology company, has won a contract for the new international terminal at the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport in Delhi.

ARINC is expected to deploy over 500 multi-user system environment (vMUSE) for passenger processing local departure control system and baggage management system, which will totally automate all these processes. Meanwhile, the company has completed the deployment of common-use systems for passenger and baggage handling at the new domestic departure terminal.

Meanwhile, the Union Budget has provided Rs 190 crore to the Ministry of Civil Aviation, including Rs 99.15 crore to the Airports Authority of India (AAI), while Rs 10 crore has been made available to Pawan Hans Helicopter Corporation. The funds have been made available to AAI to upgrade Jammu and Srinagar airports and for providing improvements in various parts of the country, including Sikkim, Pondicherry, Agatti, Port Blair and Leh.

National Aviation Company of India Ltd, formed through the merger of Air India and Indian Airlines, has not got any budgetary allocation but the airline has indicated that it will incur Internal and Extra Budgetary Resources (IEBR) expenses of Rs 8,165.64 crore.