Airports Authority of India

Airports Authority of India (AAI) is a Miniratna Category-I public sector enterprise responsible for managing 125 airports across India. Its role spans creating, upgrading, maintaining and managing civil aviation infrastructure, supporting the country’s airport network and air transport operations. AAI provides air navigation services, including air traffic management and communications, navigation and surveillance systems, alongside airport services and fire services. The organization also publishes information on airport charges, credit policies, traffic and tenders, and undertakes procurement and infrastructure development projects at airports and aviation facilities.

AAI’s website features airport information across regions, public notices, recruitment updates, tenders, annual reports and resources for passengers, businesses and the public. Its associated initiatives and services include cargo logistics, startup support, training through aviation and fire training centres, and participation in programmes such as UDAN and GAGAN. AAI also provides channels for public grievances, Right to Information requests, vigilance complaints, lost-and-found queries and feedback. Through these operational, infrastructure and public-facing functions, the authority serves as a central organization in India’s civil aviation sector.