Deoghar International Airport: Flight Movement Started At Airport

Deoghar International Airport: Flight movement started at Deoghar Airport, first flight arrived from Kolkata in 1 hour.

Flight operations are starting today at Deoghar airport. In such a situation, today the first plane took off from Kolkata to Deoghar Airport.

Indigo flight 6E7939 departed from Kolkata airport at 10:15 am today for Deoghar and reached Deoghar airport at 11:15 am.

As soon as the first plane arrived at Deoghar airport, the people present there chanted Jai Shiv and Har Har Mahadev.

At the same time, after a while, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reach Deoghar at 12:30, where PM Modi will formally inaugurate Deoghar Airport.

Let us tell you, at present, air service to Kolkata will start from Deoghar Airport and gradually people will start getting the facility of international air service from here.

Spread over 654 acres at a cost of 400 crores, Deoghar International Airport is special in many ways. Deoghar Airport will be the second airport in the state after Ranchi’s Birsa Munda Airport in Jharkhand.

Deoghar airport has been developed to serve the north-eastern part of Jharkhand and some districts of south-eastern Bihar.

Know the specialty of Deoghar Airport.

Deoghar airport has been developed to serve the north-eastern part of Jharkhand and some districts of south-eastern Bihar.

It will also meet the traffic needs of the pilgrims of the Baidyanath temple across the country. Deoghar Airport is spread over 654 acres.

The airport has a 2500-meter-long runway, capable of handling both Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 aircraft.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone for the development of the airport in Jharkhand on 25 May 2018.

The capacity of 200 passengers per hour.

The Airport Authority of India constructed the airport at a cost of Rs 400 crore.

This includes the construction of a runway, which is 2,500 meters in length and 45 meters wide, and the construction of a 4,000 square meter terminal building that can handle 200 passengers per hour.

There is an air traffic control tower, an apron for two Airbus A320s, taxiways, and isolation.

The terminal building has six check-in counters and two arrival belts, with a peak hour handling capacity of 200 passengers.

The design of the terminal building is inspired by the structure of the Baidyanath temple and features tribal art, handicrafts, and local murals and paintings