Editorial: Flights of ad hocismBusiness Standard / New Delhi May 05, 2008 The ad hoc nature of government policy towards airports is no longer a joke, since it has played havoc with both passengers who have to traverse large distances, and those who have invested in new airports on the basis of contractual commitments. A similar ad hoc attitude seems …

According to the Financial Times, “The skies over Mumbai are set to face a congestion crisis early next decade with the Indian financial capital’s existing international airport likely to be overloaded with passengers even after a $2.3bn expansion is completed, according to the city airport’s top executive.” “GV Sanjay Reddy, managing director of Mumbai International Airport, told the Financial Times, …