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Presentation on Development Plan for Airports in NE Region Presentation on Development Plan for Airports in NE Region NORTH EAST REGION Along Daparizo Pasighat Tezu Itanagar Pakyong Ziro Dibrugargh Tawang North Lakhimpur (Lilabari) Tezpur Jorhat Kokrajhar Rupsi Guwahati Dimapur Cheithu Kohima Tura Shillong Shella Silchar Imphal Kailashahar LEGEND Kamalpur Operational (11) Agartala Khowai Lengpui Aizwal State Owned Operational- Lengpui Non opl.- Tura Non-Operational (12) New Airport (3) 1 PRESENT AIRPORTS IN N-E • Total 22 airports in the North-East region • Operational - 11 (all are air linked) – Agartala, Aizwal, Dibrugarh, Dimapur, Guwahati, Imphal, Jorhat, Lilabari, Shillong, Silchar, Tezpur • Non-operational - 12 – Along, Daparizo, Kailashahar, Kamalpur, Khowai, Pasighat, Rupsi, Tezu, Tura, Turial, Ziro and Shella • Proposed Greenfield Airports – 03 – Itanagar, Cheithu, Pakyong • New Greenfield Airports Proposal – 02 – Tawang (Arunachal Pradesh) & Kokrajhar (Assam) PLAN TO DEVELOP NON OPERATIONAL AIRPORTS – (6). Along, Daparizo, Kamalpur*, Tezu*, Tura*, Ziro to be developed in six months – (5). Kailashahar*, Khowai, Passighat*, Rupsi and Shella to be develop in next one year – (1). Turial is not being developed as Lingpui is in operation * For these airports NEC has requested AAI to initiate action to prepare DPR in May 2007 2 AIRCRAFT MOVEMENT NORTH EAST REGION YEAR In Nos. % change 2004-05 33019 4.5% 2005-06 34036 3.1% 2006-07 42009 23.4% PASSENGER TRAFFIC NORTH EAST REGION YEAR In Nos. % change 2004-05 1447453 10.8% 2005-06 1620880 11.9% 2006-07 2272193 40.2% 3 Major Works completed during Xth Plan Period AGARTALA ¾ Construction of New Terminal Buildings (500 pax.) LILABARI ¾ Construction of New Terminal Buildings (400 pax.) GUWAHATI ¾ Upgradation of Terminal Building DIMAPUR, AGARTALA, IMPHAL, LILABARI ¾ Strengthening and Extension of Runway for AB320 operation AGARTALA, IMPHAL, GUWAHATI ¾ Expansion of Apron Major Works proposed during XIth Plan Period SILCHAR ¾ Expansion & Modification of Terminal Building for 500 PAX and additional car park PASSIGHAT & TEZU ¾ Operationalization of Airport for operation of ATR- 42 AGARTALA ¾ Expansion and strengthening of apron for parking of additional 3 A-321 and 1 ATR- 42 DIBRUGARH ¾ Construction of Terminal Building ¾ Construction of new apron ¾ Extension of runway 4 Major Works proposed during XIth Plan Period IMPHAL ¾ Expansion of apron for parking of 4 A-321 and additional link taxiway and part parallel taxi track GUWAHATI ¾ Construction of International Terminal Building for 500 passengers with all modern amenities ¾ Construction of additional parking bays ¾ Strengthening and Extension of runway for wide bodied aircraft ¾ Construction of new Control Tower cum Technical Block JORHAT ¾ Construction of New Terminal Building for 400 pax (8000 sq. mtrs. area) STATUS OF OTHER AIRPORTS KAMALPUR ¾ Proposal for development for Operation of 20 seater type of Aircraft – with NEC fund allotment KAILASHAR ¾ Proposal for development for Operation of 20 seater type of Aircraft – with NEC fund allotment LILABARI ¾ NEC has requested to develop Pilot Training Centre 5 STATUS OF OTHER AIRPORTS TURA ¾ Airport belongs to State Govt. & was operational till 1989-90. ¾ Balance Civil and Electrical works for operationalization of Airport as per request of State Govt. Estimated cost Rs 413 lakhs. ¾ MoU has to be signed between AAI and State Govt. for operational lease MAJOR WORKS IN PROGRESS • DIMAPUR ¾ ILS Commissioned on 15 January 2007 ¾ New Fire Station ¾ Isolation bay and link taxiway 6 MAJOR WORKS IN PROGRESS • DIBRUGARH ¾ New Terminal Building for 500 Pax. at a time, at an estimated cost of Rs. 54.5 crores. PDC – October 2007 ¾ Expansion of Apron and new taxi links est. cost Rs. 17.64 crores. PDC – June 2007 ¾ Strengthening and Extension of runway to 8000 ft. est. cost Rs. 14 crores (Work has been kept in abeyance due to land dispute). Key Concern Area: Land acquisition from Defence for extension of Runway- 05. MAJOR WORKS IN PROGRESS • SILCHAR ¾ Strengthening and extension of runway to 7500 ft., ¾ Extension of apron, new link taxiway, isolation bay, night landing facility ¾ ILS Estimated cost Rs. 33 crores, PDC Sept 2007 7 MAJOR WORKS IN PROGRESS GUWAHATI Canopy work in progress ¾ Isolation bay and link taxiway. Estimated cost Rs.15 crores. Work awarded, PDC Oct. 2007. ¾ Extension of runway from 9000 ft. to 10170 ft., link taxi ways, new apron for Six AB-321 & Six ATR–72 aircraft; estimated cost Rs. 45 crores. PDC June 08 ¾ Provision of Aerobridges ¾ Canopy in Car park area Key Concern Area : Land acquisition for various development activities. MAJOR WORKS IN PROGRESS • AGARTALA ¾ New control tower cum tech. block. – Tendering Stage ¾ Expansion of apron and additional link taxiway for 4 AB320 aircraft – PDC – Dec 2007 8 MAJOR WORKS IN PROGRESS • LILABARI ¾ Installation of ILS on runway 04, constraints - removal of obstacles MAJOR WORKS IN PROGRESS SHILLONG ¾ Construction of New Terminal Building for 100 (PAX) (3700 Sq mtr) with car parking and development of approach road ¾ Cutting of Hill top and extension of Runway is proposed for the operation of bigger aircraft 9 AIRPORTS HAVING NIGHT LANDING FACILITIES Airport Night Landing ILS Night Facility Operation Agartala Yes Yes Available Dibrugarh Yes Yes By June, 08 Dimapur Yes Yes By June, 08 Guwahati Yes Yes Available Imphal Yes Yes By June, 08 Jorhat (CE) Yes No IAF to decide Lilabari Yes Being Installed By June, 08 Tezpur (CE) Yes No IAF to decide Silchar (CE) Sept, 07 Being Installed IAF to decide Shillong June, 08 No No LAND ACQUISITION PROPOSALS • GUWAHATI ¾ 66.36 acres of land to be negotiated with Defence authorities for construction of Isolation Bay and part parallel taxi track . • JORHAT ¾ 11 acres from Assam Rifles, IAF & Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh for development of civil enclave. • DIBRUGARH ¾ 5.9 acres from Defence for extension of Runway-05. 10 AIRPORT LAND AREA= 734 Acres RUNWAY ORIENTATION – 02/20 LENGTH = 2743 M APRON = 36594 SqM NO. OF BAYS – 06 TYPE OF A/C – 1AB300, 2AB320, 3B737 & 2 Helicopter Stands Configuration – POWER IN POWER OUT TERMINAL BUILDING AREA = 16668 SqM PEAK HOUR Dep. – 700 Pax CAPACITY Arr. - 700 Pax ANNUAL AIRPORT LAND AREA= 254 Acres + 290 Bighas CAPACITY - SATURATION YEAR - RUNWAY ORIENTATION – 05/23 CAR PARKING LENGTH = 1829 M GUWAHATI AIRPORT T W A E T E R A T A G N K A R D E N V D O E G R L R H E 1 N V 1 3 7. O 3 T 8 E 8 L f E N E t. P A O P R L P R L E IS O I B O P E A L O R E Y A S T E IO D R N E N N A I T A H A B A L R I OVER 3 N RUN IL 2 S U / (6000 FT X 150 FT) LL L 0 1829m x 45m Z L A D 5 PAPI 0 I S A R P TAXI HOLDING H U OVER 5 O RU W 4 M 0 POSITIONS EXTN F N AY 6 0 X45M (21 0'X150') S RUN P PI 27 28' 50''N ARP A E SIGNAL 095 01'18''E D SQUARE ELE 360ft T V BASIC STRIP 1950X150 A X I W W D EXIST. A I T Y E APRON . & P E A PROP. P FUTURE APRON PRON R A A O N FU URE APRON RES.QTRS, SCHOOL T G A SWITCH ROOM IR E&M A C ARRIVAL HALL O P WORK H POWER TERM. BLDG. L O SHOP I.O.C A R O R HOUSE EXIST.CAR P RK N T LAND TO BE AQUIRED (20 ACRES) ARODROME BEACON D Y EXTN. FUTURE OHT FUTURE FUTURE HANGARS E K RES. QTRS, BANK,PAR FIRE STATION TERMINAL BLDG. TECH BLOCK TERMINAL BLDG. N PROP B & CONTR TWR FUTURE CARGO BUILDING L I P PROP M CENTRE TERMINAL BLDG. A S .S. A M O R E OC ION A.F 2 N B L O R -L AT RE-LOCATION 0 D O B A P MET.BLD METOBSERVE F A A T . MET.BLD O C T O Y I GREEN IOC R R O G O GREEN I E B A N GREEN S S E R N GREEN T FOR ISOLATION BAY O D GREE L A A E GREEN E A P C N T P Q A IO X U P . R G N IR O P P M B E R PARKING A O .C AGENTS OFFICES A D A I P R R R Y .C P A A I P R R D D R P K P E O A V P R A E E O K L S T O E H N P D M C A E O N M R T M AGENTS OFFICES E FUTURE R V C I AIRPORT IA L L L A COLONY O G L E PROPOSED APRON S D T C A T P D O T R R E M IO A P D O V M N L R E P E E N A D O V O L R S N E E S O C D V P L E P I ( M E O O D M A D T L S P E L IS IT O O E M C N T B P D E O T U I E M C N M U S N A E O T M N E G C N M E L L Q T M R A A U D U E C 2 N N S ) IR R IA 0 D D E E C L 7 D D IA A T L C O R B E E S A A C P P Q X U M .
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