THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Since being taken over by the Adani Group, the Thiruvananthapuram international airport has seen numerous improvements. The latest installation of six e-gates with QR code scanners in the pre-Security Hold Area (SHA) of the airport's domestic and international terminals.

Passengers can use the e-gates to access the SHA after checking in by scanning their boarding pass.

Previously, the officials would just examine the boarding card before admitting the passengers, but going forward, it will be more faster and easier for them to enter, preventing long lines during rush hour. Another benefit is that these e-gates would make it easier for airlines to locate passengers inside the terminal and boost security.

The project is in keeping with Adani Group's goal to create a technologically cutting-edge environment that will provide a seamless, dependable, and paperless service experience.

About Adani's Thiruvananthapuram Airport: The Adani Group won the bid in 2021 to operate and develop the Thiruvananthapuram Airport in Kerala, India. The Adani Group, a conglomerate with diverse business interests, has expanded its presence in the aviation sector and secured the rights to manage several airports in India, including Thiruvananthapuram. The Thiruvananthapuram Airport, also known as Trivandrum International Airport, is the primary airport serving the capital city of Kerala. It is a major gateway for domestic and international travelers visiting the region. The Adani Group's involvement in the airport's operations is aimed at enhancing infrastructure, improving passenger services, and upgrading the overall facilities.

The Adani Group has committed to investing in modernizing the airport, expanding terminal facilities, enhancing security measures, and improving overall passenger experience.

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