Airport In Noida Collaborates With Bird Group To Provide Easy Travel

In order to improve ground handling services at the airport, Noida International Airport has partnered with Bird Group.

The press release states that the goal of this partnership is to improve passenger experience overall and streamline ground operations.

With over 50 years of experience, Bird Group is a well-known Indian business that is well-known for providing superior ground-handling services. Bird Group operates at 21 Indian airports.

In accordance with this arrangement, Bird Group will oversee a variety of ground-handling responsibilities with an emphasis on giving passengers a flawless experience. This covers everything, from making sure travelers are greeted warmly to managing luggage effectively. Prioritizing effectiveness and client pleasure is the aim.

Bird Group is committed to ensuring that the airport achieves net-zero carbon emissions, and as such, all ground service equipment (GSE) will be powered by electricity. It is anticipated that this action will encourage sustainability and lessen the airport’s carbon impact.

The CEO of Noida International Airport, Mr. Christoph Schnellmann, said, “We are thrilled to collaborate with Bird Group, a pioneer in ground handling services. We will greatly benefit from Bird Group’s demonstrated experience and dedication to innovation as we work to build a top-tier airport. One of the essential operations at the airport that guarantees seamless operation is ground handling, and with this partnership, we anticipate providing our clients with an outstanding experience at every touchpoint.

The executive director of Bird Group, Mr. Gaurav Bhatia, said, “We are honored to be a part of this historic event! Being the first ground handling company at the second airport in the capital is a huge accomplishment for us. We are dedicated to implementing more advanced procedures and technology in order to establish new standards for sustainability and service delivery.

With its contemporary, user-friendly architecture, Noida International Airport seeks to combine Swiss efficiency with Indian friendliness. After all construction stages are finished, the airport will be able to accommodate up to 70 million people annually, with a capacity of 12 million passengers per year during the first phase of operation.