India To Launch First Seaplane Operation
The state of Kerala in India plans to use houseboats as terminals for a new seaplane operation due to start in mid-May.
The state of Kerala in India plans to use houseboats as terminals for a new seaplane operation due to start in mid-May.

The state of Kerala in Southwest India has invested $2.2 million in a seaplane operation to promote major destinations located near its 24 lakes and water bodies known for backwater tourism and houseboats. Kerala Tourism Infrastructure (KTIL), the nodal agency for the project, awaits a Directorate General of Civil Aviation no-objection certificate (NOC), and plans a launch in mid-May.