Privatization of Delhi & Mumbai Airports - A Bumpy Take Off
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Case Code: ECON016 Case Length: 21 Pages Period: 2003-2006 Pub Date: 2006 Teaching Note: Available |
Price: Rs.400 Organization : Airport Authority of India, Ministry of Civil Aviation Industry : Civil Aviation Countries : India Themes: - |
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Abstract
The case explains the need for modernization and upgradation of the Delhi and Mumbai airports. It outlines the sequence of events leading to the initiation of the modernization process, policy changes, details of the bidding process, the views of various concerned parties on the bidding process, and the finer points of the court case. The case also highlights the views of Left parties and the employees of Airport Authority of India.
Issues
The case is structured to achieve the following teaching objectives:
- To understand the need for privatization of the Mumbai and Delhi airports
- To understand the process of privatization the Mumbai and Delhi airports
- To understand the controversies surrounding the privatization of the airports
- To understand the extent of transparency, or the lack of it, in the airport privatization process
Contents
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Introduction
Brief History of the Aviation Industry in India
Mumbai and Delhi Airports
Call for Airport Development
The Privatization Process of Mumbai & Delhi Airports
The Bidding Process
The Release of the Note
Efforts to Bring in Transparency
Continuing Controversy
Outlook
Exhibits
Keywords
Joint Ventures, Consortia, Foreign Direct Investment, Essential Services Maintenance Act, GVK-ACSA, ABN AMRO, Airplan, Civil Aviation, Bharti-Changi, Larsen & Toubro-Hochtief, Pan Parayatan-TAV, GMR-Fraport, DS Constructions-FMG, Sterlite-Macquarie-ADP, Reliance-ASA
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