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With 34-L footfall, 2024 was Amritsar airport's busiest year
Hindustan Times Chandigarh
|February 07, 2025
Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport, Amritsar, saw a record-breaking footfall of 3.4 lakh passengers, data released by the Airport Authority of India (AAI) has revealed.
AMRITSAR: It was also the busiest year in the airport's history with over 34.2 lakh passengers landing or flying out of the airport.
As per the data maintained by the FlyAmritsar Initiative since 2004, the previous monthly record for the airport was 3.3 lakh, which was seen in December 2023.
The December 2024 footfall includes 2.29 lakh domestic passengers and 1.11 lakh international passengers.
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