The recent stranding of 60 Indian passengers at Kuwait International Airport due to a Gulf Air flight malfunction highlights critical vulnerabilities in global air travel, particularly concerning visa policies and crisis response. This incident underscores the need for improved airline preparedness, stronger international collaboration, and more equitable treatment of travelers.
GMR Infrastructure, known for managing major Indian airports, is aggressively expanding its global presence. The company has submitted a bid for Terminal 2 at Kuwait Airport and expressed interest in the Abha Airport project in Saudi Arabia. This follows GMR’s successful ventures in the Philippines and Indonesia. Alongside these international ambitions, GMR continues its domestic growth with new projects in Andhra Pradesh and Greece.
