Second Bengaluru Airport Proposal Underway
The Karnataka government is preparing to propose a second international airport for Bengaluru to the Centre after getting approval from Chief Minister Siddaramaiah. Minister M B Patil stated that several locations have been considered, with Tumakuru being a favored option due to increasing demands.
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The Karnataka government is set to propose the construction of a second international airport for Bengaluru to the Centre, contingent on the approval of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, according to Minister M B Patil.
While Patil did not reveal the precise location of the potential site, he confirmed that a meeting with the Chief Minister is scheduled in the coming days to present the details.
Sources indicate five potential sites, with Tumakuru emerging as a preferred choice due to popular demand, as the current airport at Devanahalli nears its capacity limit.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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