NITB construction at Imphal Airport reviewed; 50% work completed

The construction activities have resumed in full swing since last review held in December 2025, following a prolonged delay due to various issues, including conflict-related challenges. The overall physical progress of the NITB project currently stands at approximately 50% completion.

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Imphal: Additional Chief Secretary (Transport & TCI) Anurag Bajpai, IFS reviewed the progress of construction of the New Integrated Terminal Building (NITB), its Apron, its approach road from NH, power supply, water supply and other various ongoing project works at Imphal International Airport today at the Project office of Airport Authority of India (AAI).

The meeting was attended by the Transport Director, Khumanthem Diana Devi; Deputy Commissioner (Imphal West) Mayanglambam Rajkumar; Superintendent of Police  (Imphal West), Director (AAI) and representatives from PWD, MPDCL, CISF and the project team.

It was noted that construction activities have resumed in full swing since last review held in December 2025, following a prolonged delay due to various issues, including conflict-related challenges. The overall physical progress of the NITB project currently stands at approximately 50% completion.

During the review, all concerned agencies were directed to strictly adhere to follow time schedule prescribed in last review and complete the construction of NITB, Apron, Power Supply, Water Supply etc. ensure completion of all works before 31st December 2026 in accordance with the PDC.

DC (Imphal West) and PWD officials were asked to expedite Social Impact Assessment (SIA) process for acquisition of land for the construction of approach road from NH to NITB.

Additionally, the Transport Department, in coordination with AAI, held discussions with Alliance Air officials regarding the early commencement of flight services on the Imphal–Silchar route, and also explored the feasibility of enhancing regional connectivity by linking Imphal with Dibrugarh Airport.

Further, the ACS and Director Transport along with Director (AAI) and CISF officials also inspected new Cargo Terminal and directed the project agency to complete installations of necessary machines and start operations latest by 30th April 2026. Director (AAI) was also requested to expedite necessary security clearances from BCAS to make it operational.

ACS concluded the meeting with a strong emphasis on inter-agency coordination, timely execution of project works, and the enhancement of regional air connectivity.

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