Goa’s original international gateway, now focused on domestic and charter traffic amid competition from Mopa Airport.
Goa International Airport (Dabolim) is located in Dabolim, South Goa, approximately 26 km from Panaji. It serves as the primary airport for South Goa, handling both domestic and limited international flights, and remains vital for tourism and business in the region.
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Passenger traffic declined by 17.8% year-over-year due to the opening of Mopa Airport and shifting airline operations.
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Staff include airline, ground handling, security, concessions, and airport authority personnel.
Recent terminal upgrades aim to improve passenger flow, but capacity is constrained by shared military use and limited expansion space.
Deployment of e-boarding gates and digital flight information systems enhances operational efficiency and passenger convenience.
Initiatives include solar power generation, energy-efficient lighting, and water conservation to reduce environmental impact.
Coordinate with state and central authorities to balance dual-airport operations and secure funding for modernization.
Prioritize terminal modernization and apron expansion to support domestic and charter growth.
Accelerate adoption of renewable energy and green building practices to meet national environmental targets.
