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Halwara airport nears completion: 100% civil works finished, flights to begin soon

IndiaTimes Thursday, 16 January 2025
Deputy Commissioner Jitendra Jorwal announced the completion of all civil work at Ludhiana's Halwara Airport terminal. Collaboration with IAF is accelerating final connectivity tasks. Air India plans to commence flights post regulatory approvals. The new airport aims to drive industrial growth, boost employment, and enhance various sectors such as real estate and exports.
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