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Which is India's best airport ?


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Ahwaan Padhee
Best airport in India
by Ahwaan Padhee on Mar 28, 2007 02:26 PM  | Hide replies

Bhubaneswar

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Sandeep Dipankar
Re: Best airport in India
by Sandeep Dipankar on Feb 27, 2009 06:55 PM
glad to see at last you have found something positive to say about your hometown

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vinoth chandrasekar
chennai is better than others but not the best
by vinoth chandrasekar on Mar 28, 2007 02:25 PM

chennai is better , but not the better, but definitely mumbai is not the best and bangalore definitely worst adding delhi to the worst list, may b once the delhi work gts done, it can try to compete, anyways they have dropped the mumbai extension plan, international wise dubai is worst for novice and freshers

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Stew India
mumbai airport
by Stew India on Mar 28, 2007 02:25 PM

Mumbai international airport is definately not the best, it is the worst. It is a truly horrible airport. Everything I have flown in to Mumbai, I have felt disgusted and ashamed and thought of all the foreigners entering India through this airport and thinking that India must be a really dirty country.

Chennai airport is clearly the best. It is reasonably clean and not too crowded. Even the Bangalore airport, though very crowded, is better than Mumbai airport.

Whoever conducted this survey is nuts.

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sanjay sharma
CHENNAI AND JAIPUR
by sanjay sharma on Mar 28, 2007 02:24 PM

I happen the experience of visiting at least 90% of India's airports.50% are worst off than bus stands and the balance are not worthy of being called good.So why at all call for a poll.However the best amongst these is Chennai followed by Jaipur and Calcutta. Worst are Varansi,Ranchi,Patna,Lucknow and Indore.

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rahesh kumar
Airports ............ YUCK
by rahesh kumar on Mar 28, 2007 02:24 PM

Whoever has voted Mumbai airport as the best is not in his senses.... Stinking airport & open toilet outside the airport roads leading to the Highway .... What an Intenational airport & City AMCHI MUMBAI Dont ever dream of going International

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robyjoseph
Best airport
by robyjoseph on Mar 28, 2007 02:24 PM

I strongly this discussion is a big waste of time. Obviously Mumbai airport is best among what we have, but we have miles to go. It is unfortunate to note that we don't have an airport of International standards.

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Arun Ganapathy
Mumbai - best ??
by Arun Ganapathy on Mar 28, 2007 02:24 PM  | Hide replies

I just travelled from Mumbai a month back. The airport is like a Omnibus stand - people to two / three flights are sent through a single gate and airline staffs (with tie) are shouting that this bus is Jet for Chennai, this is Air Deccan for Ahmedabad.. Do we call this best ???

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bharat
RE:Mumbai - best ??
by bharat on Mar 28, 2007 02:25 PM
The debate is about international airport and what you are referring to is the domestic terminal of Mumbai airport!

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lingam shanmugam
RE:don't waste on reading these stuff
by lingam shanmugam on Mar 28, 2007 03:15 PM
do not post your website info here....
it is not the place to post your advt.

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Reform India
Tuticorin Airport is best in India!
by Reform India on Mar 28, 2007 02:23 PM

Tuticorin Airport is best in India! You know why the airport accomdates 1 flight in a week. ha ha ha. No Airport in india are upto International Standards. Come wake up develop the infrastructure. Public accept privatisation thats the way to improve things.

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kaja
hmm
by kaja on Mar 28, 2007 02:23 PM

chennai's is ISO certified, ISO itself means "international Standard" organisation , certified

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