Strikes in India airport

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Strikes in India airport

Hello,

we have a flight today to Mumbai and suppose to land tomorrow morning. then we have a flight from Mumbai to cochin.
We heard that there are some strikes in the airports in India.
Does anyone know anything about that? will it effecr our flights?
BTW,
Is the internal flights to Cochin and the International flight that lands in Mumbai are in the same place or should we go to another ternmial??
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no your flights won't be impacted..or atleast this is what reports are saying as of now..

Mumbai and Delhi airports are already privatized and hence least impacted by the strike so no major cause of worry...

You have to got to a different terminal to catch the domestic flight..
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shashank's right. Privatised airports will not have a problem but reports are still slightly vague.

I dont know what the issue in Cochin would be though....as far as i remember that's not a pvt airport...maybe u can call ahead once and ask the staff there...
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Thanks a lot I hope everything will be OK and we will get to cochin
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News report

Airports function normally despite agitation

India Infoline News Service / Mumbai Mar 12, 2008 14:48

Services at Delhi and Mumbai airports are not likely to be affected because they have been privatised. Chennai and Kolkata airports too have seen no disruption



Flights and other normal operations at various airports around the country remained largely insulated by the indefinite non-cooperation move called by the Airport Authority of India (AAI) employees.

Airports throughout the country are functioning normally, according to a top official of AAI, which runs most of the country's airports.

Services at Delhi and Mumbai airports are not likely to be affected because they have been privatised. Still, the Government has invoked the Essential Services & Maintenance Act (ESMA) at the Indira Gandhi International Airport.

There was no disruption of domestic or international flights at Chennai and Kolkata airports either.

http://www.indiainfoline.com/news/in...Id=61696&lmn=1
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Thanks Indizen
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One report not verified that Kolkatta is taking a hit..
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According to this morning's newspapers it's all off; strike over.

Photos of workers sweeping up a couple of days litter at Chennai airport.

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