Flights resume at Jodhpur runway, IAF Dornier aircraft lands after runway upgrade

New Delhi: Flight operations at Jodhpur airport have resumed after nearly a month as runway resurfacing work is completed, indian air force Officials said the Dornier plane landed early Tuesday, marking the reopening of the main runway. Following the re-paving of the runway at Jodhpur Airport, Srinagar, Pune and Adampur airports will also be re-paved this year on different schedules.In a post onRegular maintenance at Jodhpur Airport is crucial as fighter jets and military aircraft have more stringent technical requirements. Its proximity to the Pakistan border further increases its strategic significance, making the upgrade crucial for the Indian Air Force. The civil aviation authority also confirmed that passenger operations have returned to normal after nearly a month of suspension.“After nearly a month, Jodhpur Airport has resumed flight operations today. Passengers are moving smoothly in the terminal, and processes such as check-in and baggage check-in are operating normally,” the airport director’s office said.