Indira Gandhi International Airport gets world's second best airport award

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New Delhi: Indira Gandhi International Airport has been named the world's second best airport in the 25-40 million passengers category by the Airport Council International.
The airport also has been adjudged as the fourth best in the world among 199 airports across all categories. A nine-member team, comprising representatives from airportoperator Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), Central Industrial Security Force, AirportOperations Control and Air India received the 'ACI ASQ Award' at an award ceremony organised by the Airport Council International (ACI) in Istanbul, Turkey yesterday.
"This recognition is testimony to the efforts of all our employees and partners who have consistently met the expectations of the industry," DIAL CEO I Prabhakar Rao said. IGIairport scored 4.83 out of 5 on the Airport Service Quality (ASQ) scale. IGI has managed to retain its position of second best airport in the 25-40 million passengers per annum category for 2012 year. The airport had an ASQ score of 3.02 in 2007 and ranked last among the 101 participating airports of the world.

A general view of the Indira Gandhi International airport's terminal T-3 - AFP/File photo
The airport has an annual capacity of over 60 million passengers, but in 2012, around 34.2 million passengers passed through it. IGI handled around 550,000 tonnes of cargo and over 300,000 aircraft movements during the same period. Since its inception in 2006, the ASQ Awards have become the world's leading airport passenger satisfaction benchmark with over 275 airports participating in it.
The ASQ Awards recognise and reward the bestairports in the world based on ACI's ASQ passenger satisfaction survey done on uniform format worldwide and represent an opportunity to celebrate the commitment of airports worldwide to continually improve passenger experience.

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