The Delhi Airport operator is suing the government to nearby flights

The Delhi International Airport operator, which is primarily owned by GMR airports, began legal measures against the government to allow commercial flights from a nearby defensive air base.

The case is scheduled to be heard on Monday, according to legal documents.

Delhi Airport, one of the most crowded in India, dealt with about 73.6 million passengers last year, but incurred a loss of $ 21 million due to the increase in government fees. In comparison, the near Airbase had about 1,400 users by Sunday.

DIAL International Airport (DIAL) said in a lawsuit submitted on March 10 that the airport will become “economically and financially and financially” after the government agreed to commercial flights from the defensive air base.

Diyal told Delhi that the government has violated the flight regulations, which prohibits the construction of a new airport, 150 km from an existing center unless there was a request from the passengers.

The India Airports Authority also holds a stake in the phone call. Dial seeks to reverse the government’s decision, referring to the media reports that Air India Express trips began operating in March from the Hindon Airforce station, which is located about 30 km from Delhi Airport. The request is represented by the Tilegal Law Office.

(With Reuters inputs)