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Andhra Pradesh
Rain-battered roads lead to new airport on first day
HYDERABAD: For scores of passengers and visitors, the top-notch amenities of Rajiv Gandhi International Airport at Shamshabad were alluring and in the same breath, a bit shocking. Clearly, the first day experience of air operations on Sunday at the airport left many passengers, a tad troubled even though they were enamoured by the unrivalled infrastructure.
Almost all passengers and relatives found themselves worrying about finances even while purchasing a cup of coffee, being sold at Rs. 56 per cup at the airport or calling for a radio-cab to reach city.
Cab rates
The high rates of cabs was a key worrying factor among domestic travellers.
The swanky domestic arrivals lobby of the airport was crammed with passengers searching for reliable information. A single information centre of GMR wasn’t helping their cause either.
While two huge electronic notice-boards were still waiting to get started, passengers had to take help from a small electronic notice board and the information centre.
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