15. • Runways:
Asphalt runway
6ft 2in
from the sea level
runway 18/36:
3200m(10499ft)long
16. • Terminals----
international terminal:
two-storey;
accommodate more
than 1000 passengers at
once;
domestic terminal :
8 passenger check-in
counters;
17. • Terminals facilities:
A branch of the Bank of Maldives;
A post office, Wi-Fi enabled, internet access, etc.
A few duty-free shops,special souvenir shops,a flower
shop,pharmacy;
A security office,24-hour healthcare centre, free shower
rooms, a prayer room……
20. • Airline serving airport: 18
Asia Pacific (9): Air India Bangkok Airways
China Eastern Airlines China Southern Airlines
Malaysia Airlines Maldivian Sichuan Airlines
Singapore Airlines Sri Lankan Airlines(*)
Europe (4): Aeroflot Russian Airlines
Air Italy British Airways Condor
Middle East (4): Emirates Etihad Airways Oman Air
Qatar Airways
22. • 22 percent of traffic at INIA is by Sri Lankan
Airlines, while 18.4 percent is by Emirates, and 24
percent is by other airlines
23. • Flights per week : 275| Non-stop destination : 21
(flights based on 12-18 Sep 2012)
24. Asia pacific : 210 flights (12
non-stop destinations)
Europe : 8 flights (4 non-
stop destinations)
Middle East : 39 flights (4
non-stop destinations)
25. This table analyses the aircraft types flying to/from the airport based on the latest week's schedule.
26. In the year 2011, Malé Ibrahim Nasir
International Airport (INIA), with a profit of
$6.65million, was the most profitable
airport for India’s GMR Group in the final
quarter of 2011.
GMR’s revenue from INIA was $70 million,
while profit after tax was $ 6.65 million.
27. The agreement signed between the Maldives government
and GMR Group included the upgrading and renovation of
the airport up to the standard of a global by the year 2014
GMIAL announced that the development plans includes
reclaiming more land at the northern end of the runway;
where a new terminal is to be built. This terminal will
consist of 3 separate buildings and will consist of
elements that reflect the traditional Maldivian resort.
Plans for a separate cargo terminal were also announced.
28. The agreement signed between the Maldives government
and GMR Group included the upgrading and renovation of
the airport up to the standard of a global by the year 2014
GMIAL announced that the development plans includes
reclaiming more land at the northern end of the runway;
where a new terminal is to be built. This terminal will
consist of 3 separate buildings and will consist of
elements that reflect the traditional Maldivian resort.
Plans for a separate cargo terminal were also announced.
