Gautam Adani took a big step, and Adani Airports ended its partnership with the Chinese company in just one week, which provides…
The spokesperson also added that the change will not affect other customers’ lounge access or travel experience.
Adani Airport Holdings announced the end of its new partnership with Chinese company Dragonpass, which began just a week after the association began. The platform provides access to the airport lounge. A spokesperson confirmed that DragonPass customers will no longer be able to access the lounge at the Adani-Maranized airport, although the change will not affect other passengers’ lounge and travel experience.
A spokesperson for Adani Airport Holdings said: “Our association with Dragonpass provides access to the airport lounge and has been terminated immediately. DragonPass customers will no longer have access to the lounge at Adani-Mared Airports. This change will not affect other customers’ airport lounges and travel experiences.”
This is a week after Adani Digital Labs worked with Dragonpass to enhance Fliers’ airport lounge and travel experience.
Adani Digital Labs is the digital innovation division of the Adani Group, committed to changing the way billions of users interact with essential services.
The company said that with ADANI managing airports’ digital extension “>Adani Airports Holdings Limited (AAHL) and Adani Enterprises Ltd. (AEL) (AEL), ADL plays a strategic role in shaping the future of travel and airport experiences.
The company added that ADL has been deeply integrated into operations at India’s leading airports, improving efficiency, personalization and connectivity from every touchpoint, from simplifying passenger travel to enabling cashless ecosystems and digitally-first convenience.
By combining cutting-edge technology with people-centered design and building strong strategic partnerships, ADL redefines the meaning of delivering a seamless, scalable and meaningful experience through Adani Group’s commitment to country-building and customer-centric innovation.
In another development, Adani Power said on Saturday it won a fiercely controversial bid, providing 1,500 megawatts (net) of heat to Uttar Pradesh.
As part of the contract, Adani Group will set up in a state to state under a highly competitive tariff of Rs 5.383 per unit of 2×800 MW (1500 MW net) (1500 MW net) super crisis plant under a design, construction, financial, owning and operating (DBFOO) model.
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