Noida International Airport has joined hands with Bird Group to amp up ground-handling services at the airport.
This collaboration aims to make ground operations smoother and enhance the overall experience for passengers, as per the Press Release.
Bird Group, a well-known Indian company renowned for its top-tier ground-handling services, brings over 50 years of expertise to the table and operates across 21 airports in India.
Under this agreement, Bird Group will manage a wide range of ground-handling tasks, focusing on providing a seamless experience for travelers. This includes everything from ensuring a warm welcome for passengers to efficient baggage handling. The goal is to prioritize efficiency and customer satisfaction.
In line with the airport’s commitment to achieving net-zero carbon emissions, Bird Group will ensure that all ground service equipment (GSE) is electric-powered. This move is expected to reduce the airport’s carbon footprint and promote sustainability.
Mr. Christoph Schnellmann, CEO of Noida International Airport, expressed, “We are delighted to partner with Bird Group, a leader in ground handling services. Bird Group’s proven expertise and commitment to innovation will be invaluable as we strive to create a world-class airport. Ground handling is one of the integral functions at the airport that ensures smooth functioning and with this collaboration, we are looking at exceptional experience at every touchpoint for our customers.”
Mr. Gaurav Bhatia, Executive Director of Bird Group, expressed, “We are proud to be a part of this historical moment! To be the first ground handling provider at the capital’s second airport is a very significant milestone in our journey. We are committed towards setting new benchmarks for service delivery and sustainability by introducing newer processes and technologies.”
Noida International Airport aims to blend Indian hospitality with Swiss efficiency in its modern, user-friendly design. The first phase of the airport will have the capacity to handle 12 million passengers annually, with plans to accommodate up to 70 million passengers per year upon completion of all development phases.
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