Cochin International Airport Limited A Case of Public - Private Partnership (A)

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Case Code : ECOA128
Case Length : 07 Pages
Period : -
Organization : -
Pub Date : 2005
Teaching Note :Not Available
Countries : Kerala, India
Industry : -

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About Cochin International Airport Limited

Cochin International Airport was a novel venture in the history of civil aviation in India. This was the first International Airport in India, which was built outside the ambit of the Government of India.

The airport was owned by Cochin International Airport Limited, a public limited company in which the Government of Kerala was the single largest shareholder. It cost Rs.2.3 billion and six years to complete, and was dedicated to the nation by President K R Narayanan on May 25, 1999. It started commercial operations in June 1999...

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The Origin of the Idea

V.J.Kurien, an Indian Administrative Service officer was the moving force behind CIAL. In 1991, the then Civil Aviation Minister Madhavrao Scindia convened a meeting of state representatives to discuss among other things extending the runway of Cochin Naval Airport. The belief that nothing new would come out of the whole exercise was so strong that Kurien, a relatively junior officer then was asked to represent the state...

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Exhibit 1: Cochin International Airport
Exhibit 2: Background
Exhibit 3: Civil Aviation in India

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