Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) has installed 2D Barcode readers at the entry gates of Terminals 1 and 2, aimed at proving its commitment to understanding passengers’ requirements for a hassle-free travel experience. Starting January 26 2023, CISF officers manning CSMIA’s Terminal entry gates will scan the barcodes of the ticket or boarding pass instead of manually checking the flight tickets. CSMIA implemented the 2D barcode readers to expedite entry into the terminal, while improving customer satisfaction.
With over 900+ flight movements per day, the airport welcomes approximately 150,000 passengers a day. The goal for CSMIA is to improve efficiency and expedite the passenger journey. This new addition is not only a security enhancement but also an efficiency improvement measure, both of which are critical for an airport which handles approximately 48 million passengers annually.
Airport bets for sustainable mobility
Recently, CISMA introduced 45 Electric Vehicles (EVs) as part of its commitment to reduce its carbon footprint and promote sustainable transportation. The Mumbai airport intends to replace all its combustion-powered vehicles with electric vehicles as part of its Operational Net Zero mission by 2029, the airport said in a release. It is also exploring the deployment of 60 more electric vehicles in the next fiscal year, including ambulances, forward command post, security and airside operations and maintenance utility vehicles. The remaining vehicles will be replaced in a phased manner, the release said.
“With every green program that the airport initiates, it brings us a great sense of delight to be able to contribute to aviation industry’s journey towards attaining a sustainable future. It is a great honour for CSMIA to be achieving key milestones that indicates the reduction of carbon emissions under its Environment Social and Governance (ESG) policy commitments,” a Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport spokesperson said in the release.
Last year, the airport commissioned twelve DC fast EV charging stations at P1 – Multi-level Car Parking (MLCP) at Terminal 1, P5 – MLCP at Terminal 2, and Airside of the airport.
With over 900+ flight movements per day, the airport welcomes approximately 150,000 passengers a day. The goal for CSMIA is to improve efficiency and expedite the passenger journey. This new addition is not only a security enhancement but also an efficiency improvement measure, both of which are critical for an airport which handles approximately 48 million passengers annually.
Airport bets for sustainable mobility
Recently, CISMA introduced 45 Electric Vehicles (EVs) as part of its commitment to reduce its carbon footprint and promote sustainable transportation. The Mumbai airport intends to replace all its combustion-powered vehicles with electric vehicles as part of its Operational Net Zero mission by 2029, the airport said in a release. It is also exploring the deployment of 60 more electric vehicles in the next fiscal year, including ambulances, forward command post, security and airside operations and maintenance utility vehicles. The remaining vehicles will be replaced in a phased manner, the release said.
“With every green program that the airport initiates, it brings us a great sense of delight to be able to contribute to aviation industry’s journey towards attaining a sustainable future. It is a great honour for CSMIA to be achieving key milestones that indicates the reduction of carbon emissions under its Environment Social and Governance (ESG) policy commitments,” a Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport spokesperson said in the release.
Last year, the airport commissioned twelve DC fast EV charging stations at P1 – Multi-level Car Parking (MLCP) at Terminal 1, P5 – MLCP at Terminal 2, and Airside of the airport.
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