Tripura government seeks to restart flights at Kailashahar Airport after 35 years

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Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha said the state government is pushing to resume flight operations at Kailashahar Airport after a gap of 35 years, with the airport redevelopment being part of the UDAN project and slated for a suitability review.

The government pledged full cooperation to restart services, highlighted the need for a helipad at the Dumbur tourist spot, and the state cabinet passed a resolution thanking Prime Minister Narendra Modi for 25 years of uninterrupted service while approving the naming of eight locations as Seva Jyoti Chowk.

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