It plans to participate in the modernization of the 35 airports in the country, apart from the overseas projects

By P.R. Sanjai

New Delhi: Cochin International Airport Ltd (Cial), the company that built the new international airport at Kochi, India's first to be built by a private sector firm, is looking to build airports in India and in other countries in an effort to tap growing demand for airline infrastructure in many parts of the world.

Cial plans to participate in the modernization programme of 35 non-metro airports in the country and also wants to build airports in Sri Lanka, Ghana, Angola and Papua New Guinea, according to S. Bharat, managing director, Cial.

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